Introducing the Grass Stitcher
Finally, There's A Simple Tool That Lets You
Inexpensively Repair Bare Spots In Your Lawn Quickly And Easily
Directions for Use The Grass Stitcher's
two modes of action One for hard ground, one for soft and ets you
get the job done anywhere.
Perforate the troubled spot directly
through the dead grass with the Grass Stitcher, leaving the dead
grass in place. Then you spread seed over the perforations and
water.
Apply downward pressure to the wheels
using either body weight with the horizontal handle or the
footpad while rocking the wheel back and forth over the damaged
lawn area. Make sure not to extend the Grass Stitcher too far
out in front of you as this will make it difficult to use and
decrease critical planting depth.
Use small concise strokes back and
forth no more than 12 inches per stroke for best results.
If the soil is hard, slide up the
horizontal handle and use the footpad to apply pressure while
rocking the wheels back and forth with your leg.
If the soil is soft, slide down the
horizontal handle applying body weight to the horizontal handle
while rocking the wheels back and forth for even quicker
repairs.