Will this grass grow well in New York city ?
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The Canada green that I bought through amazon was NOT Canada green. When I rcvd. it, it was a clear bag with a label stuck on that said it was a combination of barley, wheat, etc. The REAL Canada Green does not come in a clear baggie. Be sure you are buying the real thing, and I am sure it will have an 800 # on it that you can call and ask. Sorry I am not more help. The real C.G. should grow well in any soil.
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I think it depends on the kind of grass you have. I live in central florida and have Bahia grass, and no problems so far.
157892
I live in NY/NJ and I bought this plant. I have it in a front window with plenty of sunlight. I just transplanted to a larger pot and it is growing very nicely. I would think it should be OK.
555692
They worked in upstate New York with it's harsh 2 months (only) growing season. They should blossom quite well in Florida's fertile land and warm climate.
1096747
It will work well during the cool season. The grass part may go dormant but the clovers will remain.
541078
Unfortunately I have not heard of that type of grass. I have a very small lawn with relatively thick grass. This machine did a wonderful job for me all last summer. It was extremely wet here in Ohio and rained a bunch. I chose to mow the lawn weekly at times to avoid the extra labor to get through really thick grass. I love this mower. The price was very reasonable and it does a great job.
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Not well at all. Dry grass is optimal. Tall standing weeds it has a problem cutting
1975676
It should grow in your state without difficulty. Just scratch the dirt - deep enough to have the seed fall in and then lightly rack over the seeded area, water and you are good to go!
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this kind of tree will not make it in new York state as I am from there watertown ny the winters are to cold for it and it will freeze they are a vary pretty tree as I have 5 of them all different colors just get your self a nice lilac tree about the same thing as these are called by some people down here a fl. lilac tree
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I live in NY and it is FLOUISHING!!!!!! I can't see how it would not thrive in NV!!! It grows fast so don't be disappointed if what you get "Seems" small, it wont be for long!!!!! I have had mine 6-7 months and its 4-5 feet tall already AND has to winter indoors with grow lights.... Go for it, you'll love it!!!PS Martha, should you need her (doubtful) is PHENOMENAL!!!!!!!! Five stars!!!!!
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This particular grass didn't grow well in the Sandhills of SC. We are also in Zone 8 (Central SC) and purchased this product because of the claim that it would grow well in sandy soil, but we didn't have good luck with it.
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It should, that's why I am using it instead of grass. (No mowing yay!) It will be a little delicate when it first starts to grow, but once it gets going it should be fine. Here is a link with more info for uses: http://www.stepables.com/5/Sagina_subulata_Irish_Moss.html
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I don't believe that the grass seed mixture is particularly suited to warm and humid climates like yours. It says "Black Beauty™ Ultra Grass Seed is a mixture of 30% Dakota tall fescue, 30% Montana tall fescue, 20% Tombstone tall fescue, 10% Blue-Tastic Kentucky bluegrass, and 10% Frontier perennial ryegrass." You may want to check with your local sod growers to see what kind of grass seed they use to grow sod.
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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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Yes. the internet says that it grows in zones 3 to 11. I don't live that far north but my winters are cold. Mine does fine.
634298
Considering the issues I've had with this plant it is clearly tropical and MUST have extended periods of warmth of above 75 and above degrees with bright sunshine in order to grow and thrive. Anything less and it just hangs on until hot weather returns. Weather colder than 60 degrees with no direct sun will ensure it quickly succumbs to rot or fungus and dies. Even in Central Texas it's been a challenge to create the ideal conditions for this plant. So if you live in NYC and rarely use the heat and only have North facing windows which means little direct, hot warm sunshine the plant will not survive very long there. You'd have to create a mini-greenhouse enclosure to even have a chance.
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That should be fine. I grew them in St Louis last year. They are a bit stringy and sensitive to moving them around.