It is no winter miracle cure with instant results, but it can be a useful way to get a head start on spring lawn care to cover thin or bare patches of grass. If you want to plant grass seed in ...

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You can start new grass by splitting these from the base of the parent stock and replanting them elsewhere. You can also harvest seeds from well-developed flower heads, dry them and germinate them ...

An annual precipitation of 16 or more inches is preferred for this grass. Its winter hardiness is excellent ... It has a dense panicle head and tends to develop reddish seed heads. Stems grow mostly ...

The best regions to practice dormant seeding in February include Northern and transitional areas where cool-season grasses ...

Actually, no harm will come to the plants, the new growth will hide much of the old dead growth, however the grasses will look better and more tidy with a trim. Why do some people start seeds for ...

Unfortunately, if the plant has flowered and produced burs, there’s no way to mow, rake up, or otherwise remove them from the lawn to get rid of them. You’ll have to live with the tiny, prickly seeds ...

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