Achieve 95% Germination Rates With This Seeding Method

Planting grass seed in the spring presents many challenges. The short window between when the soil temperature is warm enough to support seeds and when the heat of summer arrives means grass has little time to grow and mature so it can survive the summer heat. Spring is also a weed growing season, which means young seedlings will have to compete with weeds for nutrients and sunlight. This is especially difficult given that you can’t put down a preemergent to control weeds without killing off your seedlings.