The Lawn Lab 2024 Project Yard | Part 4 Results

In Part 4 of The Lawn Lab's 2024 project yard, we get to see the results of growing grass from seed, get to mow the new lawn, and apply some products to set us up for success in the future!

[@Commander_D]

Looking really good! It’s amazing how much the new grass fills in and makes the lawn look thick.

[@hankreszka9319]

Nice job. 4th viewer here😊. Question. 3 lbs milorganite per 1 lbs of seed. Got it. How about peat moss? How many lbs or cubic feet for 1000 sqft?

[@buck6089]

Awesome video! I'm curious if there was a specific reason why you didn't apply the Scotts starter immediately after seeding?

[@TheLawnLabMD]

Great question. Everything the seed needs for the first few weeks of its life is self-contained. Putting starter fertilizer down will feed the existing grass, causing it to grow and shade out the seedlings. Waiting for the seedlings to establish and then putting the fertilizer down will allow for better growth and establishment in the long run.