I’m a gardening pro – I got my dry lawn looking lush and green in 4 weeks, anyone can do the same with my steps

WHILST it is a bit soon to get the barbecue out, many of us are looking forward to the warmer weather and spending time in the garden.

If your garden is deck chair ready yet, here are the best ways to get looking blooming lovely – and it takes less than four week.

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Though this sounds too good to be true, gardening expert Jack Skilling revealed his method for getting your garden back in full bloom.

Better known as The Lawn Pack on Tiktok, he even shared his best tips and showed fans how he totally transformed his garden.

Whilst the lawn looked lush, the content creator revealed how had become overrun with moss and matted grass.

These annoying plants not only made the garden look untidy, but they also stopped water from reaching the lawn – leaving it dry and brittle.

Rather treating these with weed killer, the gardener decided to remove the weeds with a rake - in a process known as scarifying.

Not only will this improve the look of your lawn, it allow more air, water and light to reach the grass and improve it’s over all health.

In the short video, he explained: “We started by scarifying the lawn this removes any excess thatch and allows the lawn to breathe.”

This wasn’t the only hack Jack had though, with the Tiktok star applying granular seeding fertilizer to the lackluster lawn.

Unlike other forms of fertilizer, which can cost upwards over £30 for a large bag, this alternative can be relatively cheap with Amazon selling a 2.5kg tub for just £13.

After giving the lawn a much need health boost, the content creator was then able to add some seed to cover any patches.

Whilst you can pick this up at most gardening centre or DIY stores, Jack emphasised the importance of getting the right seed mix for your garden.

With his garden being slighter drier than usual and ‘being used by pets’, Jack needed a high quality seed mix made from a durable grass variety.

He told his followers: “We applied an appropriate high quality seed mix which in this case all for the dry grass to ensure it was resilient.”

In addition to this, he also applied a rather unusual ingredient to get his garden summer ready: liquid seaweed.

Though you might be used to having seaweed with your takeway, the humble plant is actually packed with plant-loving phosphates, nitrogen and potassium.

“[It] is an organic bio-stimulant and will help root development,” Jack revealed, adding that there was one final hack to get garden looking lush.

Instead of waiting for the odd downpour, the expert recommends giving your lawn a water every day for four weeks to ensure it’s in peak condition.

This should help kick start your summer garden, as Jack said: “The same process is entirely possible with your lawn so in four weeks [it] could be looking like this too.”

Even if you aren’t green fingers, these tips and trick should have your lawn looking lovely in no time.

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