Will the grass take root in red clay soil
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My soil is regular brown, the difference on the color of the earth is based on their minerals. I dont know, but you can try it! In my experience this grass likes shades area because it help maintain the soil fresh. In sunny (warm) places the seed may take more time to sprout (1month or less). About the roots, they are individually separated. Maybe in the future they can become entangle and provide a strong support for your soil. Hope this helped.
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I planted my bulbs in clay also in SC. I attached the bulb auger first to a portable drill but found that was not strong enough. Then I got out the extension cord and plugged in another drill and that worked fairly well if I used the auger first at an angle into the ground to cut through the grass roots. If I had a stronger plug in drill, that would have made the job even easier. But you need to be a little bit careful with a more powerful drill that you don't fracture the bulb auger. I never could have planted 250+ bulbs without the auger (being an elderly female).
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It will certainly go deep enough. What you need to do is small bits a time and make sure you start well outside the clump. As with ALL grasses even the tiniest root will regenerate a clump. This tool is excellent on dandelions and dock. If I had clumps that were large, I would use the transplanting spade. It goes deep, is sharp, and my go to tool for many tasks. It is a dream to use.
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Yes. The pot it comes in is small. You would need to put it in a bigger pot or in the ground right away. I planted mine, it's doing fine.
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I say yes. I think new grass needs watered daily either by hose or by rain for at least the 1st few weeks.
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my soil is sandy and it seems to grow well here. we had a dry summer and it did better than the grass did. I cannot say for sure but I would give it a try.
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No. It won't grow grass in a greenhouse. This is a telemarketing scam. It also is not the size and weight of it's description. Put down a good red fescue or even a rye grass, but save your time and money with Grassology.
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I reseeded right after using this machine and my grass came in beautifully ( I also used an organic fertilizer). Once you pull up the thatch and moss the nutrients can actually get down into the soil and roots.
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Yes, the holes need to be open so the soil/water can contact the fertilizer.
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Yes it can. But it depends on the soil type how quickly. You need to pull it out to bring the dirt out every so often. I actually started with a smaller auger to start the hole and used the longer one to go down deeper. Clay soil is a bit hard to get through but doable.
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I've used this rake in to keep weeds out of my garden and it works great. I haven't tried it on heavy clay soils but I think it won't work well. The blade would probably have trouble cutting the soil and the whole rake may not be strong enough to endure that kind of punishment. You are better off using another tool to break up the clay. After the clay is properly mulched, this rake would work well.
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I don't know, as I am using as a planter. I drilled holes in the bottom and filled with dirt and mulch. This way you don't have to get on your hands and knees to plant and maintain.
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I wouldn't think so as the fertilizer is water soluble and works its way down to the roots in solution.
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well - I live in NY state and the ground in my garden is clay - however it is not the red clay like Georgia. The tiller works fine for me - I actually love this little tiller!!
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It works great for all areas of our property, trees/roses/grass. We live along the ocean and have sandy type soil.I'm not familiar with Houston soils but don't see why it wouldn't work...comes with detailed instructions..best I've found!
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No as soon as you put them in the soil, you should water them or make sure the soil is wet when you root them.
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I don't see why not. Plant roots that need extra depth would grow more horizontally. I had a container garden before I used Gtonomics and I was able to grow a variety of plants and vegetables. It would simply become a very large container.