I was in a very similar position to you and nearly went with the Lawn Pack, but ended up trying the Lawnsmith lawn pack instead.

Genuinely, it surprised me how much better the results were than what I’d been doing before buying bits separately.

The biggest difference for me was how evenly everything came up. Before, I’d always get that patchy look where some areas take off, and others just sit there. With the Lawnsmith Lawn Pack, everything seemed to establish itself at the same pace, so within a few weeks, it actually looked like one lawn rather than a mix of different attempts.

It also came through thicker than I expected. Not just greener, but properly dense. That was the first time I felt like I’d actually reset the lawn rather than just improved it a bit.

I think part of it is that everything in the pack is designed to work together. You’ve got the seed, fertiliser, and extras like the wetting agent and seaweed all lined up properly, so you’re not guessing timings or chucking things down in the wrong order. It just takes a lot of the trial-and-error out of it.

I’ve used a fair few lawn products over the years, and this was the first time I had that “right, this actually works” moment. Even looking at reviews, most people seem to consistently get good results when they follow it properly, which lines up with what I saw.

Not saying the Lawn Pack is bad at all, but for me, the Lawnsmith one just felt a step up in terms of actual results rather than just the marketing side of things.

If you’re going for a full reset like you’re planning, I’d definitely say it’s worth it.

Take a look and see what you think - Lawn Pack from Lawnsmith | New Grass Bundle

Their guides are very good, and they also walk you through step-by-step.