can the black beauty seed be put down over an existing lawn?
281987
I over seeded an area of my lawn with black beauty. It came up fine. The lawn is softer where I added black beauty. It grows well in normal areas. I would not use it in an area that is shaded or difficult to grow grass in.
281988
Yes, we had an area that was difficult to grow grass so we bought it especially for there. It was during the summer but our lawn is irrigated so I thought it would do well. I was not very impressed.
281989
As I mentioned in a previous review of this product the product didn't germinate(grow) in two attempts to overseed an existing lawn under ideal conditions. I even took some seed and placed it in a seedling tray and it didn't germinate either. I attempted to reach out to the company twice prior to posting the negative review to provide them with an opportunity for a response/explanation and never received a response.
2138520
I haven't tried it, it would have to be really short grass. You could also hand toss it.
1278765
We spread seed over the existing lawn. The weeds will still be there; it will not crowd them out.
748428
Yes, sprinkle it over the grass seed to hold in moisture and decrease birds eating the seed.
1525315
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.
419689
i don't see why it couldn't...I used my drop spreader for grass seed and it worked
73948
you c apply the turf builder right away, it will not harm the grass or the seed
368711
I planted the Dynamite Crape Myrtle this spring. It is blooming already, gorgeous dark color, it is about 4 feet tall and in full sun in Birmingham, AL. I dont know about trimming it but I dont see a reason why not (people trim them at various hights)
462440
Technically yes; however, I would recommend using a hand spreader with the correct recommendations for the type of grass seed you are applying. Some seed types recommend mixing with a ratio of sand into the hand spreader along side the seed as well...ie.. 5:1.
49663
I don't have any flower beds, but I didn't seem to effect the grass in the areas that I sprayed. The area coverage really depends on how you spray it, I use it along the wall base in my home and along the perimeter of my house. I normally have enough to go around at least once - when mixed it makes a gallon I believe. Yes it can be stored, I suggest shaking it up some if it has been sitting.
7260
I think so. We had ours out on the back deck, but against a wall, over the winter. We get a lot of wind and rain and the cushions we store in them stayed nice and dry. But again. They were against the wall and under the overhang of the house. I would store the birdseed in a plastic bag - not paper however for overwintering just because the container isn't insulated.
24334
You can have mine. Only small shelled sunflower seeds will fit through the mesh. Those with their hulls will not. Such seed is much more expensive, and the price difference is only worthwhile if you are feeding over a patio or some area that must remain hull-free.The product description says "Hold up to 6-7-pound of black oil sunflower, hulled sunflower, or sunflower mixes". The weight is probably right, but only hulled sunflower will ever get through the mesh.
1525313
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.
925995
No - it works best on a permanent path such as gravel or brick. Also, deep rooted plants like dandelion are not always killed by flame weeding.
1407790
The garden is open bottomed, made to sit directly on the ground, or whatever surface you put it on. I do not think it would serve the purpose that you wish it to serve.
232832
Yes, you can plant it, just protect it from frost, I will be uncovering mine this week.
76309
Hi; if you want to place it outside you can do it but I never have done it yet. If I should do it I would put another blanquet onderneed