Didn’t Seed This Fall? Dormant Seeding Is the Next Best Thing.
Missed your fall seeding window? No worries — you can still set your lawn up for success with Dormant Seeding!
Dormant seeding works just like fall seeding, but we apply the seed in December or January when soil temperatures are too cold for germination. The seed rests in the soil all winter, soaking up moisture and waiting for spring. Once the ground warms, it germinates naturally — right on time.
Why Choose Dormant Seeding:
Dormant seeding is the next best thing to fall seeding — and for many lawns, it’s the difference between “just okay” and “WOW” when spring hits.
📅 Schedule your Dormant Seeding before December 15th and get $50 OFF
Missed Fall and Winter? Spring Seeding Could Be an Option.
For lawns that did not get seed in the fall or get dormant seeded, spring seeding is your next option. It’s best done from mid-March through mid-April when soil temps warm enough for germination. While spring isn’t ideal compared to fall (since summer heat follows quickly), it can still help give you solid coverage heading into the season.
Why Choose Spring Seeding:
Regular watering and follow-up care will be necessary to keep that new turf healthy through the summer!
One situation where spring seeding can actually make sense is in heavy shade areas. With the trees still bare, sunlight can reach the soil for early germination, and once the canopy fills in, it helps protect young roots from burning up in summer.
📅 Get on our schedule early — spring spots fill fast
Every lawn has its own timing, and sometimes fall just gets away from us. That doesn’t mean you have to wait another year for better grass. Dormant and Spring Seeding give us two smart ways to work with the seasons — not against them. Whether we’re slipping seed into the soil before winter sets in or jumpstarting growth as temperatures rise, ClassicLawns has a proven plan to help your lawn recover and get stronger when the growing season begins again.