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Grass not gorwing!!

Richard571 · 2009-04-03 13:02:26

Recently got a new patio to rear of house and in the process badly cut up existing (small) lawn. I dug out what remained, levelled, added compost and re-seeded, rolled and raked This was two weeks ago and no sign of any grass. Would the cold weather week before last have killed seed or delayed gorwth or did I buy dud…

03-04-2009 1:02pm

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Richard571

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Recently got a new patio to rear of house and in the process badly cut up existing (small) lawn. I dug out what remained, levelled, added compost and re-seeded, rolled and raked

This was two weeks ago and no sign of any grass. Would the cold weather week before last have killed seed or delayed gorwth or did I buy dud seed!!

Any in-sights appreciated

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#2 03-04-2009 5:12pm

Sonnenblumen

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Temps are still low, despite the high daytime temps, yesterday 20+C hard frost at night. Seed will take longer, keep are moist during warm spells.

Otherwise be patient.:D

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