The part about "contains no weed seeds" makes me think there are grass seeds imbedded in mat. As I read that seems not the case. Right?Also I thought this product is supposed to be left in place after grass grows through. Is that right or no.? The part about "contains no weed seeds" makes me think there are grass seeds imbedded in mat. As I read that seems not the case. Right?Also I thought this product is supposed to be... » Read More The part about "contains no weed seeds" makes me think there are grass seeds imbedded in mat. As I read that seems not the case. Right?Also I thought this product is supposed to be left in place after grass grows through. Is that right or no.? « Show Less
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No seeds. its made of wood that is shaved thin and curls hence the name Cuelex. You can leave it down. it has a mesh that works well on hills to hold the soil. In my case I used a low type grass and pulled it up after a month. Protects seeds from hard rain and also holds in moisture. Can be stepped on with out matting up. hold up very well.
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Yes, you will have to leave it in place or removing it will pull up the plants. I think there are products that do have seeds of various kinds already in place but this Curlex is not one of them. Weed seeds have a wonderful way of moving around so some will get into this product regardless but i don't believe the manufacturer put them there. We used the Curlex on a steep embankment that has with stood elk traffic and flooding so we are happy with it.
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There are NO grass seeds embedded in the blanket. Yes, the product is supposed to be left in place. It will slowly break down as your grass grows through it. After all of the fibers break down, there is a chance you may still see the netting embedded in the grass. No worries, just mow right over it. Cut at whatever level you would like but I recommend only doing half a pass at a time. This should ensure that your mower can effectively mulch the netting.
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It did not have grass seeds in the mesh and we have had great luck leaving the mesh in place as grass grows through it. It will disintegrate over time and is a easy way to stop erosion.
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There are no grass seeds imbedded in the mat. You will need to put grass seed down before you place the mat. The product is supposed to be left in place after the grass grows through. The product will photo- and biodegrade over time.
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There are no seeds in mat. I reseeded my yard beginning of April. Used this mat in places where I have had erosion problems. Grass is growing better where mat is placed. Wish I could have afforded to put mat over whole yard. I have left mat in place it is suppose to be biodegradable.
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You prepare the soil, add grass seed and cover with this product. The fabric does not contain grass seed. I water daily until the grass becomes well established.
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Hi Marsha, I am not sure whether this product is created without the wheat, but I think they should remove the sand. I had this product checked and it contains an large amount of sand.
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I swore by this product when I was trying to get my grass to grow. I never had any problems with weeds. I never noticed any seeds either.
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No. It appears to be some kind of sphagnum product. I found it best to soak them, add the seeds and then insert them into the seed starter.
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I found a little instruction paper hiding inside the outer black plastic container (the one without the dirt inside), don't worry I couldn't find it the first time I bought it either. It's super simple, basically all you have to you is unwrap the dirt medallions, there is a thin mesh around it that is holding it together, and return one to each square. Add a few tablespoons of water to each square and let the dirt soak it up. They recommend waiting about 10 minutes to give the dirt enough time to soak up the water. Once the dirt has absorbed the water and looks like dirt you would find outside, remove a little from the top and put one type of seed in each section and replace the dirt. Hope this helps! =)
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Well, I didn't take them all out and individually count them. I would be surprised if anyone did, as many of the seeds are very small. The individual seed bags do have a count printed on them, and the entire setup seems very thorough and accurate. Not a "cheap" or skeptical product; I have no reason to think there are less than stated. I was very impressed and am sure you will be as well. The amount of seeds really isn't the point though... If its technically 200 short or something, it doesn't really matter. There are more than sufficient seeds per species, and the seeds are in great condition, well labeled, secured, and legit. Well, I didn't take them all out and individually count them. I would be surprised if anyone did, as many of the seeds are very small. The individual seed bags do have a count printed on them, and the entire setup seems very thorough and accurate. Not a "cheap" or skeptical product; I have no reason to think there are less than stated. I was very impressed and am sure you will be as well. The amount of seeds really isn't the point though... If its technically 200 short or something, it doesn't really matter. There are more than sufficient seeds per species, and the seeds are in... » Read More Well, I didn't take them all out and individually count them. I would be surprised if anyone did, as many of the seeds are very small. The individual seed bags do have a count printed on them, and the entire setup seems very thorough and accurate. Not a "cheap" or skeptical product; I have no reason to think there are less than stated. I was very impressed and am sure you will be as well. The amount of seeds really isn't the point though... If its technically 200 short or something, it doesn't really matter. There are more than sufficient seeds per species, and the seeds are in great condition, well labeled, secured, and legit. « Show Less
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William, I'll have to be honest with you. I was totally disappointed with Canada Green Grass. I seeded my 1/2 acre with 36 pounds and got nothing!! Go to your local truf store and ask about seeds for your area.
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The seeds should be kept in a cool dry place. Unground they last for quiet a bit, once you grind them they should be used within the week. I get the big bag to use for my horses, so refrigeration isn't an option. I keep the bag in a clean garbage can in the garage and use within a few months and never had a problem. 25 lbs goes a long way!**Update**I have been keeping the seeds in an airtight metal container. The last bag I bought was at the beginning of the summer. This past week I ground up the last of it and swept some seeds into the sink. The next day afternoon when I cleaned my drain cover you could see all the seeds had sprouted! I'd say this is a pretty good product and I was storing it well. :) The seeds should be kept in a cool dry place. Unground they last for quiet a bit, once you grind them they should be used within the week. I get the big bag to use for my horses, so refrigeration isn't an option. I keep the bag in a clean garbage can in the garage and use within a few months and never had a problem. 25 lbs goes a long way!**Update**I have been keeping the seeds in an airtight metal container. The last bag I bought was at the beginning of the summer. This past week I ground up the last of it and swept some seeds into the sink. The next day afternoon when I... » Read More The seeds should be kept in a cool dry place. Unground they last for quiet a bit, once you grind them they should be used within the week. I get the big bag to use for my horses, so refrigeration isn't an option. I keep the bag in a clean garbage can in the garage and use within a few months and never had a problem. 25 lbs goes a long way!**Update**I have been keeping the seeds in an airtight metal container. The last bag I bought was at the beginning of the summer. This past week I ground up the last of it and swept some seeds into the sink. The next day afternoon when I cleaned my drain cover you could see all the seeds had sprouted! I'd say this is a pretty good product and I was storing it well. :) « Show Less
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The company that made the listing put that on there, and it is incorrect. CowPots will continue to produce this. I had reported it as incorrect and I see it is unchanged. Unfortunately I can change the listing, but I will try changing it again. The products themselves that ship from The Online Greenhouse are fresh! Thank you for your interest!
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The grasses are a mixture of rye and fescue, which tend to clump naturally so use a spreader when seeding or over seeding. They are very fine and soft, more like "grass hair" when they come up. They grow very slowly. I have no idea what the ratio is --- ask the Dirty Garder, but that may also be some sort of trade/company secret. :) This mixture is only grasses and clover --- no flowering exotics.
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I'm not sure what kind of seed grass are in the mix but I can tell you I was very happy with it. I live in Seattle. Planted the grass on clean, no special additive soil on the north side of my house in late September and within less than a week had grass growing.
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I am not the seller, I WAS a customer. I purchased a bag of lavender and received a bag of what looked like dead or faux grass. I put a photo of it on my review. I would proceed with caution with this seller. Clearly, not honest to send me what they did. I did receive a full refund...but still. Oh, and just so you know, the Lavender comes from China.
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I'm not sure.. My understanding is that they use non-GMO seed, but can't guarantee that other seed particles may not contaminate their crop from wind transference, etc. However, since it's so vague, I feel wary about the quality and have decided not to purchase it again. I would absolutely change my mind if they could label it as "organic and GMO free."
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I actually returned this item. Not the product's fault, but my own. Discovered that there isn't a thatch build up with my type of grass...Bahia grass. I didn't fully understand what thatch was. It isn't the clippings that you mulch during the season. It's those tubular runners that Augustine and centipede types of grass send out. So be certain you need this product or you will be paying to return it.As for the raking...The tines are too far apart to consider it to be any sort of lawn rake. So you should expect to have to rake up the thatch afterwards. Or take the lazy man way out like I do with leaves and use your bagger attachment on the lawn tractor. :-) I actually returned this item. Not the product's fault, but my own. Discovered that there isn't a thatch build up with my type of grass...Bahia grass. I didn't fully understand what thatch was. It isn't the clippings that you mulch during the season. It's those tubular runners that Augustine and centipede types of grass send out. So be certain you need this product or you will be paying to return it.As for the raking...The tines are too far apart to consider it to be any sort of lawn rake. So you should expect to have to rake up the thatch afterwards. Or take the lazy man way... » Read More I actually returned this item. Not the product's fault, but my own. Discovered that there isn't a thatch build up with my type of grass...Bahia grass. I didn't fully understand what thatch was. It isn't the clippings that you mulch during the season. It's those tubular runners that Augustine and centipede types of grass send out. So be certain you need this product or you will be paying to return it.As for the raking...The tines are too far apart to consider it to be any sort of lawn rake. So you should expect to have to rake up the thatch afterwards. Or take the lazy man way out like I do with leaves and use your bagger attachment on the lawn tractor. :-) « Show Less
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no,thc is not in the seeds you would be safe. this is different than cannabis
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u really can just scatter but then the seeds can move around when watered. so dirt on top holds them in place. where u put them is where they grow. they do not fill in or spread like normal grass. good for areas u cant grow grass.