Hmm, would really like to. still looks like near 2 hours between us. Seriously thinking, but prob not. Like Hops, got MANY things I should be doing here. Getting dark (and colder) too early to get much done after workdays now and running out of warm weekends.
I'm thinking if it doesn't start next week, I'll be re-seeding in the spring...
If they used mostly annual rye, best to overseed with more perennial mix anyway
I thought you left
I did.. but it's your scintillating banter that draws me back in...
What's up with the cumbersome polysyllabic verbiage this morning? My brain ain't ready for all that yet...
Ya, what he said.
um... I dunno...
what, too much cobbler last night?
Way too many cobblers!!!
Maybe...ask them what they seeded with. Contractors like to use mixes with a lot of annual rye cause it will start quick and prevents early erosion. But, you need enough other grass in the mix to take over. Perennial rye and Kentucky Bluegrass are common around here. Not much diff weather, probably same will grow there. You'll likely have grass there in spring, but might look pretty thin by summer.
Actually, if it does not germinate at all now, it will in spring. If it germinates and dies cause its too cold, then it is done.
I'm guessing it's not gonna be a set it and forget it kinda thing...
it is what it is. Nothin you can do now except wait and see....
turns out - sittin' and staring at it doesn't help...it is what it is. Nothin you can do now except wait and see....
The Idiot that built that lives around here. He can only run it 5-10 min. before it heats up. He likes to play with a smoke injector for air shows.(oil in exhaust pipe)
Sounds like you deal with a lot of
but I'm more of a 'normal guest' at Five Guys or Applebee's.
