The problem with the spread of crabgrass and weeds is the continued germination. What you need to do is stop the seeds from spreading. The best way to do this is by using the Grass Stitcher to create perforations where you can plant new seeds that will overshadow the weeds and crabgrass. That way, your healthy grass will grow over the unwanted areas, and eventually, you won’t see any trace of the weeds at all.

The key to success is having a thick strand of grass to keep the unwanted weeds and their seeds out of the sunlight. You may want to consider keeping your lawn a little longer during this process to ensure that everything goes smoothly.

This process is beneficial because it doesn’t use any chemicals or heavy machinery. It’s cost effective and good for the environment. Next time you get the urge to pull out some weeds, turn to the Grass Stitcher instead!

The tool’s design hinges on its ergonomic format and its two distinct modes of action. First, the tool has been crafted to treat your body carefully and allow you to use your own weight in a comfortable way to work into soft or hard soil. The lightweight aluminium material means it’s not an overburdening, heavy tool that you have to lug around with you across the lawn. But it’s durable at the same time, so you don’t have to worry about your tool bending or breaking as you use it.

The angled handle means that you won’t be trying to work into the soil at strange angles and hurting your back or your arms in the process. The movable horizontal handle on the side helps you switch between the Grass Stitcher’s two distinct modes of action. If you are working into soft soil to create perforations for seed planting, then you can move the handle down so you can use the footpad and apply your own body weight for even quicker soil penetration.

To learn more about the successful and unique design of the Grass Stitcher, check out the page on its ergonomic qualities.

The key to fixing these affected areas is to disperse the nitrogen so it is less concentrated and will not cause more problems. Here is a step-by-step guide to clean up lawns affected by dog urine damage.

1. Wash out the affected area with water to get rid of a lot of the nitrogen from the get-go.
2. Use the Grass Stitcher to prepare for seeding. It will loosen the soil and create perforations that are perfect for your new seeds. It will allow oxygen to penetrate into the ground when the soil crumbles.
3. Spread the seed around the areas you’ve worked on with the Grass Stitcher. Keep the areas moist and watch your new grass grow!

Pesky insects can be a nuisance to both the health of your lawn and to the comfort and safety of the people that use it. But instead of trying to treat areas of your lawn that have been damaged due to a presence of insects with expensive and dangerous sprays, all you need to do is roll over the affected area with the Grass Stitcher. Creating perforations in the loosened soil will help you regrow healthy grass over top of the old, damaged patches.

There’s simply no need to spread harmful chemicals with the Grass Stitcher around. Whether it’s a patch of grass damaged by insects, or it’s a diseased lawn area that hasn’t been growing healthily, using the Grass Stitcher will give your lawn the senario it needs to grow healthy seed once again. Your grass will be looking fresh in no time.

Learn more about dealing with insect damage and diseased lawns and keep your lawn in top condition with the Grass Stitcher.

• Get the seeds planted at the proper depth
• Make sure the seeds that have been planted will be surrounded by soil
• Ensure that the seeds will be kept moist
• Keep the seeds covered in mulch to protect from the sun

Garden cultivators don’t have the design necessary to create the right perforations and loosen the soil as well as the Grass Stitcher. Straight shaft designs use up over half of your exerted energy trying to apply the right force to the ground, but only the Grass Stitcher’s dynamic and ergonomic design allow you to easily maneuver through soil that’s either soft or hard.

Instead of just trying to reduce the presence of weed growth in your lawn, yous hould be removing it. Using the Grass Stitcher over areas affected by weeds will cause new grass to grow overtop of the weeds and will stop germination of unwanted seeds. The weeds will be phased out of your lawn and you’ll never risk damaging it with the wrong tools, reckless pulling, or harmful chemicals.

What kinds of damage will you find in bigger, public lawn areas? When a lot of people are walking around on the same plots of grass, the lawn will become trodden and the soil will harden under the pressure of many people’s weight. This makes the lawn look used and unsightly. Other types of possible damage include diseased lawns as a result of pet urine – this can be especially true at places like parks or other areas where people might take their dogs.

So how can you fix it in a timely and effective manner? First, you will need to set aside a period of time where people won’t be using the area. There may be certain times of year where you can accomplish this without closing anything down, or you may need to keep people out of the area for a week or so. But once that is done, you can begin working. The double-wide version of the Grass Stitcher will help you cover more ground in less time, and it’s only marginally more expensive than the original version. With this tool, and the right amount of seed, you can fix up the patches of trodden or diseased grass with ease.

If you’re in charge of a big public space of lawn, don’t fret – use the Grass Stitcher and get it done quickly!

From a review by Kelly Burke, lawn care expert and author on About.com:

“I used the Grass Stitcher on various spots on my lawn, some spots were from neighborhood dogs relieving themselves and others were from a high traffic area where my family walks across the lawn to get to the car. Within a week I had germination and the spots quickly filled in giving my lawn a more uniform look.”

Betty Leskovac of the National Home Gardening Club says:

“I used this to cover areas in my backyard where my dog burned the grass. It worked very well. There was a larger area under a shade tree that needed reseeding because of sparce [sic] grass. It was a little harder to work a large area but the results were very good. It performed to the described way.”

Lawn Site senior member sclawndr writes:

“Just wanted to chime in and say this company is first rate. If you haven’t given the stitcher a look, you should. Naturally I had just received mine when I read this post but a quick note brought a fast response to ship out a wall mount at no charge. David at Lawn Solutions isn’t the only one who knows great customer service. Thanks!”

For more in depth reviews on the Grass Stitcher check out the Testimonials page.

• Don’t mow your grass too short. You’ll want to have some healthy grass that can provide a bit of shade for the growing seeds when it comes down to it. You can get it at the length you desire once every damaged area has been taken care of, but for now, we suggest leaving it at at least 2-3 inches’ length.
• Come up with a plan for flowers and other decorations. If you want flowers, you should figure out where you want them so you can make sure you know what you’re doing before you start the planting process. Keep in mind that the Grass Stitcher should work the same way for flowers and for grass seed, so you won’t need extra tools or an elaborate plan to get them prepared.
• Take it one step at a time. The Grass Stitcher is guaranteed to give you results quickly – but you should make sure you’re pacing yourself and are careful with what you’re doing.
• Be wary of the soil you’re working with. You can switch the horizontal handle on the Stitcher depending on if you need to use more or less body weight – for harder, more compacted soil, pull the handle up and use the foot pad to apply pressure. Otherwise, use your body weight to push the tool forward with the handle in the down position.

The movement of the wheels creates a perfectly-sized perforation to allow just the right amount of seed in. At the same time, it loosens the soil around the perforation so that it will crumble and cover the seed when water is applied. The wheels are also durable enough to withstand a heavy amount of  force that may be required in order to get to the right depth. Part of the success also relies on the specific angle at which the spikes work into the ground. It loosens the soil in just the right way. Instead of just shooting straight into the ground – which can cause the seeds to get lost too deep, or otherwise cause unsuccessful growth attempts, the Grass Stitcher does all the right work. And all you have to do is apply force and use the ergonomic handle to move the tool across the affected areas.

The spikes on the wheels penetrate into the soil up to the support arm which is designed to stop the penetration at exactly the right depth. It’s all about good contact between soil and seed. There’s no other tool out there with a comparable design and success rate. Learn more about the Grass Stitcher’s perfect perforations here.