Will thickening your lawn seed help stop weeds from growing?

Answer by  worker5946 (132)

a robust lawn tends not to have problems with weeds when there are no bald patches unwanted weeds tend to have much less room to incroach on your lawn.

Answer by  ace (237)

yes thickening your lawn will stop weeds you should aim for a thick 3/4 inch from the base up also lawn sand promotes strong growth and you get less weeds

Answer by  worker7169 (11)

Hypothetically, yes, in that it will literally limit the amount of water allowed to reach the weeds. However, thickening seed is never really an appropriate substitute for a good weedkiller.

Answer by  randall6 (242)

Having a thick healthy lawn will not stop weeds completely. It will sure help keep the weed population down though.

Answer by  beko (78)

If your lawn is thick with grass, then it is harder for weeds to grow because they will get choked out by the grass.