Bare patches in the lawn look unsightly and are caused by damage, pets, or general wear and tear.
They can easily be repaired using Aftercut Patch Fix, which is a blend of grass seed, feed and seeding soil. This is best done in the spring or autumn months.
Follow the steps below to easily repair bare patches.
Step 1
Remove weeds, moss and debris.
Loosen the bare soil surface with a rake, breaking up any large lumps or compacted soil until it has a fine crumbly texture. You may need to add some Westland Top Soil or Westland Horticultural Sand if your soil is very clay-like.
Step 2
Scatter Aftercut Patch Fix evenly over the area to 2mm depth.
Add a little more to the surrounding lawn to ensure that the patches blend in with the existing grass better.
Water thoroughly.
Step 3
Continue watering in the evenings, until the grass is 7-8cm tall.
Lightly mow on a high setting.
