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In this video, Aaron Shehan and Jose from Gro Lawn show exactly what to apply to newly seeded winter ryegrass in North Texas for strong, even germination and color that lasts through winter.

Jose noticed the lawn had been over-seeded, which most companies would have missed — and that’s why he skipped the pre-emergent. Applying pre-emergent to new seed would have stopped germination completely. Experience matters, and this is where Gro Lawn’s trained eye makes all the difference.

We used our Recovery Blend 7-24-6, a phosphorus-rich starter fertilizer specifically designed for new sod, over-seeding, and soil renovation in high-pH North Texas clay soils. It provides balanced nitrogen for early color, 24% phosphorus for root development, and 2% humic acid to aid nutrient uptake and improve soil biology.

✅ Perfect for:
• Newly seeded or over-seeded lawns
• New sod installation
• Lawns recovering from summer stress or drought

💧 Tips:
• Apply to dry turf, then water in lightly.
• Skip pre-emergent when seeding or over-seeding.
• Sweep fertilizer off sidewalks and driveways after application.

Gro Lawn Recovery Blend (7-24-6) — designed, blended, and tested right here in North Texas for North Texas soils.- NOT SOLD IN STORES!

📞 Learn more or get a free estimate at https://uglyweeds.com
📍 Serving Fort Worth, Burleson, Aledo, Southlake, and surrounding areas

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References:
https://aggieturf.tamu.edu/wp-content...
https://ipm.ucanr.edu/TOOLS/TURF/ESTA...
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