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Then you sow your grass seed and lightly go back over with the garden weasel again. Now comes the second very important part to getting grass seed to germinate - watering it.
If you pick the right seed, the care and keeping of your lawn doesn't have to be a chore. Here are the best types of grass for every region in the country.
Once the seed germinates and the grass is tall enough to mow, give it a shot of dilute fertilizer — maybe half the recommended rate. And once it fills in and your lawn looks great, if anyone ...
This annual grass is a frustrating turf enemy from spring until the frost—your best chance at success is being proactive.
Regardless of the grass variety you're growing, be sure to seed bald spots quickly to deny goosegrass a chance to germinate ...
Use six pounds of tall fescue seed or 4 pounds of bluegrass seed per 1,000 square feet of lawn. Cover the seed by raking lightly or rolling with a water-ballast roller. Mulch the area with clean ...
The Oregon grass seed industry is still working through problems related to oversupply. Demand for grass seed rose sharply during the COVID outbreak in 2020 as people were forced to […] ...
For DIY hydroseeding, you’ll need the following equipment: grass seeds of your choosing, a hydraulic machine, a soil test kit, a landscaping rake for grading, topsoil and compost. Advertisement ...
Oregon grass seed growers made their way to Kentucky to participate in a field day showcasing how using annual ryegrass as a cover crop can increase corn and soybean yields […] ...
Q: I seeded a new area with tall fescue in the fall for my kids to play on, but there are a few places where the grass is thin. A Dormant seeding of turfgrass has positives and negatives ...