annual or perennial?
519940
can't answer, I live in zones 5-6 and haven't had a chance to see if they grow or come back in the spring
1816725
It's not a mix at all. It's 100% annual rye seed. It's OK to use this for a season to hold soil in place on a slope, but it's not perennial. Next year you get weeds. It's useful as a cover crop in the fall but it's not lawn grass.
796592
they are not annuals, they said that they should be around for 12 years but I think that's for at least zone 7 or above. Our zone 6 is too cold for them already.
617247
I'd personally go with two but one will be enough if your just germinating ... If your vegging in that area it's better if you get two .. Although one will work , just may have to keep it a bit closer than if you had two ..
375484
If you don't have a true winter I would think anytime is a good time! I always plant late and harvest late here in Oklahoma as well.
1561423
I'd say spring is always best but if your grass isn't growing well do it now and then again in spring, early summer. Make sure you water every other day, spring/summer, by hand preferably to get it really wet and make puddles. Your lawn will get lush and green and look like it's in Ireland.
2181016
I have been feeding every two weeks. Tomatos are jumping out of the ground. I used the starter when I planted. Hard to tell which one is causing the success. Maybe both. Good stuff.
1471448
I use a smaller amount every two weeks. This is the first year I'm using this, but for now, the plants look good despite the strange bi-polar weather we've had.
1002785
The directions on the back, as I remember, said simply mow down the brown plants in the fall and spread the seeds for spring. My inference from this is that some varieties at least are perennial by virtue of a sort of automatic reseeding. I'm waiting to see what happens. I purchased the butterfly and bee mix this year.
522121
It is probably better to wait until the ground is warmer --around the first week in May. Then plant them -- they will not even bloom they will bloom every year. They do like sun and to be kept moist, however, I have some in partial shade and they are doing well...
2022526
Whne I read about it, I think it can be either. Mine's on the outside deck right now (and growing really well) but in my area, I will be bringing it inside for the winter months. Don't know how that will go as I've never had a gardenia before.
510794
I plant July end and now flower coming.i plant outside.and is healthier .i plant fist time so I don't know
1043465
It depends on how abrasive you like the feel of it. If you like it very abrasive, I'd say monthly. You really need to try it for yourself.
830141
I was told that in the fall is the best time. The recurring vegetation is trying to collect nutrients to last the winter, so it takes it down to the roots to store.
778294
They will always be a bulb. They flower every year and when the flower dies they go dormant until the next year. After they are done flowering, you can move them or pack them away. What's really nice about bulbs is that you don't have to continually replant beds. They don't always flower for very long depending on the season but generally most bulbs of the same species flower together.
2272498
Kale is definitely annual in my part of the country - zone 4b. I should think the growing season is longer in other zones but should also be annual. I am not a professional gardener or botanist. I am a nurse. I'm sure it seeds well and it doesn't mind the the cold much. It gets sweeter when it experiences a frost or two.
698102
I'm in zone 5/6 and they are here. Our growing season is from the end of May to about the end of Sept. If 4 is about the same, then yes, they are viable for zone 4.