Patch & Grow Lawn Repair Roll – Seed-Lock Cover for Bare Spots

🌱 Repair bare lawn spots without starting the whole yard over.

Dog spots, worn traffic lanes and random bare patches can make an otherwise healthy lawn look rough. This thin repair roll helps keep your own grass seed where you put it while giving the patch a low-profile protective cover during watering and early growth.

🌿 Seed-Lock Honeycomb Base – Helps keep grass seed in place during normal watering and rain instead of letting it wash away across the soil.

💧 Moisture-Guide Color Dots – The guide dots appear darker when damp and lighter as the cover dries, giving you an easy visual reminder to check watering.

✂️ Thin, Flexible & Easy to Size – Approx. 2.5 mm thin and designed to sit close to the ground. Cut or tear along the guide lines to fit small dog spots, worn paths and irregular bare areas.

🌾 Use the Grass Seed That Matches Your Lawn – Add your preferred seed instead of being locked into one seed blend. Choose the type that suits your existing lawn, climate and region.

📌 Secure It and Let It Work – Place the cover over your prepared and seeded patch, pin it down with the included U-pins and water as needed.

Perfect For

• Dog spots and pet-worn areas
• High-traffic lawn patches
• Small bare or thinning areas
• Seed washout-prone patches
• Localized lawn repair without redoing the whole yard

How to Use

1. Prepare and loosen the bare soil.
2. Add the grass seed that matches your lawn.
3. Cut or tear the repair roll to size.
4. Lay it over the seeded area and secure with U-pins.
5. Water as needed and watch the moisture-guide dots.

What’s Included

• 1 Lawn Repair Roll – 30 cm × 300 cm / 11.8 in × 118 in
• Approx. coverage: 0.9 m² / 9.7 sq ft
• 8 U-Pins
• 1 Quick-Start Prep Card

Important: Grass seed, soil and fertilizer are not included. Grass growth depends on seed selection, soil preparation, watering, sunlight, climate and local growing conditions.

Patch It. Lock It. Grow It. 🌱

Small damaged areas do not have to ruin the look of the whole lawn. Repair the patch, keep your seed where you planted it, and give new grass a better start.