Get the Lawn of Your Dreams with Merriam Feed + Seed

Are you tired of looking at your neighbor’s lush, green lawn, while yours looks more like a patchy mess? You don’t need to put up with it any longer. With quality grass seed from Merriam Feed + Seed, you can have the envy-worthy lawn you’ve always dreamed of. Let’s get started!

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Choose the Right Grass for Your Lawn

The first step in getting your dream lawn is choosing the right type of grass for your area. Merriam Feed + Seed has many varieties available so that you can choose one that will thrive in your climate and soil. Whether you want a low-maintenance cool-season grass for cooler climates or a warm-season grass for hot climates, we have options to suit every situation.

Prepare Your Soil

Once you have chosen the right kind of grass seed, it is important to prepare your soil properly before planting. This means removing weeds and debris, tilling or aerating the soil to loosen it up and make sure it drains well, and adding fertilizer or compost if needed. Taking this step ensures that when it is time to sow your new grass seed, the environment is ripe for success!

Plant and Water 

It is finally time to plant! Begin by spreading out a thin layer of topsoil over the prepared area before sowing your chosen grass seed in accordance with instructions on the package. Once planted, water regularly—especially during dry periods—to keep your new lawn well hydrated until it grows strong enough to stand on its own. If done properly, you'll soon be able to enjoy a beautiful lawn year-round!  

Envy-worthy lawns don't just happen overnight; they are built on a foundation of quality products and careful preparation. Fortunately, Merriam Feed + Seed makes it easy to get everything you need in one place so that all that's left for you to do is sit back and watch as your hard work pays off with an amazing new lawn! So what are you waiting for? Stop dreaming about having an amazing outdoor living space and start making it happen today with Merriam Feed + Seed!

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