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Seeding a lawn
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Can anyone point me towards any advice about seeding a lawn? Also do I trust that the box says it does 10m2? Will 2 boxes definately cover 17m2? I found a few sites and hints, but the one real question is how do i stop the birds eating the seed? Or isnt this really a problem? Thanks! Dan -- www.dankeeley.co.uk |
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Seeding a lawn
"Dan" wrote in message
... Hi, Can anyone point me towards any advice about seeding a lawn? Also do I trust that the box says it does 10m2? Will 2 boxes definately cover 17m2? I found a few sites and hints, but the one real question is how do i stop the birds eating the seed? Or isnt this really a problem? IME birds arent a problem. Dunno about the quantity though but its probably impossible to spread as thinly and evenly as done in tests using a machine. No offence meant, but it must depend how heavy handed you are :-) Why not try say 1/4 the area with 1/2 box, and if that looks too thin, get another box and redo the 1/4 you already did. (Probably better than doing it all and then having to tread all over it to scatter another boxes worth) -- Tumbleweed Remove my socks before replying (but no email reply necessary to newsgroups) |
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Seeding a lawn
"Tumbleweed" wrote in message ... "Dan" wrote in message ... Hi, Can anyone point me towards any advice about seeding a lawn? Also do I trust that the box says it does 10m2? Will 2 boxes definately cover 17m2? I found a few sites and hints, but the one real question is how do i stop the birds eating the seed? Or isnt this really a problem? IME birds arent a problem. Dunno about the quantity though but its probably impossible to spread as thinly and evenly as done in tests using a machine. No offence meant, but it must depend how heavy handed you are :-) Why not try say 1/4 the area with 1/2 box, and if that looks too thin, get another box and redo the 1/4 you already did. (Probably better than doing it all and then having to tread all over it to scatter another boxes worth) -- Tumbleweed Remove my socks before replying (but no email reply necessary to newsgroups) use both boxes you will not get a problem with overseeding as i doubt you will get %100 germination make sure you cover the seed with the soil as the birds will eat the seed thats uncovered or even better try getting a germination sheet to cover the area also once your grass starts germinating keep it watered |
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