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Grass Seed: Growing your lawn from grass seed in 6 easy steps
Growing a new lawn from grass seed is one of the easiest — and most-satisfying — home improvement tasks a homeowner can tackle. With just a little time and know-how, you can bring to life a beautiful expanse of green grass. Here’s how to grow a lawn from grass seed, in six simple steps. Step 1: Get rid of the old sod. Out with the old. Read more…
Planting and Caring for Grass Seed | Hunker
Water the area where you've sown your grass seed with a gentle spray, watering frequently enough that the top 1 inch of soil stays moist. Continue watering until the grass begins to grow, and maintain moist conditions until the grass reaches a height of 2 1/2 to 3 inches. Read more…
How To Plant Grass Seed In Summer – Scotts
If you live in the North and are planting cool-season grass varieties, like Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, or fescues, the best time to plant grass seed is the spring and again in the fall. Cool-season grasses grow most actively when the air temperatures are between 50 and 80 degrees F, the soil temperature is 50 to 65 degree F, and rain is plentiful. Read more…
