Lawns often look dull and brown by the end of winter. Longer days and warmer temperatures are quickly starting the greening process up again.
Spring is a great time to plant grass seed.
So, take advantage of the mild weather and abundant spring rains to reseed the bare spots in your lawn. Grab a garden trowel or fork to loosen up the soil of each spot, then gently fork in an even layer of seed. Don't bury the seed. Just gently work it in so it is barely covered by soil. Some companies make lawn patch products that combine seed, mulch and fertilizer.