Seed chosen for Middle Tennessee
Heat- and disease-tolerant varieties for our climate.

Lawn Health
Fresh seed spread into existing turf renews a tired lawn, crowds out weeds and improves color.
Call or text today615-431-3789Lawn Overseeding
Lawns thin over time from heat, shade, pets, disease and traffic. Overseeding adds new plants to the lawn so it grows back denser and more resilient, without starting over.
For tall fescue, the best window is early fall, when soil is warm and nights are cool. We choose improved seed varieties for Middle Tennessee, prepare the seedbed, spread evenly and give you simple watering instructions. For a homeowner in Nashville, overseeding in September is usually the single biggest improvement you can make to a fescue lawn.
What you get
Heat- and disease-tolerant varieties for our climate.
Aeration or slit seeding for seed-to-soil contact.
Calibrated spreaders place seed evenly.
Watering and mowing guidance until the new grass establishes.
The process
We measure thin areas and choose seed.
The soil is opened and seed is spread.
You get a simple watering and mowing plan.
FAQ
For fescue, early September through mid-October is ideal. Warm-season grasses are handled differently, and we advise by grass type.
Fescue seed typically sprouts within one to two weeks with consistent moisture, and fills in over the following weeks.
Hold off until new grass is tall enough, and we tell you exactly when it is safe to resume mowing.
Service areas
From Clarksville to Shelbyville and Dickson to Cookeville, pick your city to see how we care for lawns in your part of Middle Tennessee.
Not on the list? Call 615-431-3789. We take projects across Middle Tennessee.
Call, text or send the form. Tell us about your yard and what you want to change, and we will take it from there.