lawn care for a newbe

im new to gardening and have been trying to get my lawn looking good
it was a mixture of weeds, grass and moss .
i used evergreen complete
after a couple of weeks i raked up the dead moss and weeds, i was left with beautiful green grass along with loads of bald areas were the moss had been.
i then reseeded the areas and covered with soil/compost .
when i say reseeded i used enough to cover wembley 3 times over.
the result after a couple of weeks is a lush green and thick lawn.
i have one or two small areas that need more seed. so i will do that this week.
i also have a few ant hills in the back that i have had to reseed as well.
i have a couple of questions.
what next

should i be aerating the lawn and if so what is the best way to do it??

when should i next use weed and feed??
what is the difference between evergreen complete, and evergreen i want complete lawn care
i have more questions but i will stick with these for now
look forward to your advice

 

"should i be aerating the lawn and if so what is the best way to do it??"

I would hire a machine. But you could use a fork if your lawn is small.

" when should i next use weed and feed??"

Not sure about using any more this year. A bit more feed might be OK, but weather is getting dry now. Be careful what weed killer you use on newly sown grass. A spray for spot-treatment is probably better than a combined product like Evergren Complete (i.e. cheaper because you only pay for the weed killer that you use, not to cover the whole lawn). Also look at a liquid feed - that might be better this time of year if weather is dry.

In the Autumn use a feed which is label for Autumn use (less Nitrogen than Spring feed products)

" what is the difference between evergreen complete, and evergreen i want complete lawn care"

I expect Evergreen is fertiliser only. If so it will be cheaper. If you weeds are only in a few places I think localised treatment would be better, see above.