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Had some work done around my house that included reworking some of the
planting beds. We want to make a couple smaller by planting grass in
some of the areas. Is it too late this year in Indiana?
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you can do it now,but straw over it is a must. ive seeded in
dec,jan,feb with good results,just dont expect to much growth till it
gets warm. the seed and straw are better than mud i think..

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On Nov 28, 9:18*am, wrote:
* * *you can do it now,but straw over it is a must. ive seeded in
dec,jan,feb with good results,just dont expect to much growth till it
gets warm. the seed and straw are better than mud i think..

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You can seed all you want, but grass seed needs soil temps in the 50's
to germinate, so in Indiana in Dec, it's just going to sit there till
Spring.
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dont expect to much growth till it
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The same situation is with me! I tried for a couple of years!
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