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Asked by Megan from New Prague, Mn10/17/2015QHow big is the Pennington Professional Contractors Mix Central Powder Coated Grass Seed bag?
Is it a northern mix?AThe Pennington Professional Contractors Mix Central Powder Coated Grass Seed is sold in a 20 lb bag. It is a central mix that creates healthy, thick grass in sunny and shady areas.Â
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Asked by Pat from West Palm Beach,florida03/15/2014QWhat to use to seed my lawn?
I live in south florida and I need to reseed a section of grass that has sunlight to shade.my problem is that area can flood and kill the grass.what would be the best solution for that area.thanksAThe types of awn seed that is best, varies from region to region. We recommend to contact your Cooperative Extension Office and speak with the Master Gardner. As for the problem flooding area, we recommend using Water In Water In allows water to penetrate soil and breaks down the surface tension of …
Read Full Answer »The types of awn seed that is best, varies from region to region. We recommend to contact your Cooperative Extension Office and speak with the Master Gardner. As for the problem flooding area, we recommend using Water In Water In allows water to penetrate soil and breaks down the surface tension of water. This will help reduce the amount of water in the problem area and promote lawn health. -
Asked by Barend from Brandon03/25/2024QIs this product compatible for use in Central Mississipp where we typically have summer temps above 100F?A
Pennington Professional Contractors Mix Central Powder Coated Grass Seed is a Central mix for the Transition Zone. It is about a 70% blend of Turf Type Tall Fescues and about 30% Annual Ryegrass. Â
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The best way to determine what grass seed would grow and establish well in your area would be to…Pennington Professional Contractors Mix Central Powder Coated Grass Seed is a Central mix for the Transition Zone. It is about a 70% blend of Turf Type Tall Fescues and about 30% Annual Ryegrass. Â
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The best way to determine what grass seed would grow and establish well in your area would be to speak to someone at your Local Master Gardener center for what will thrive in your weather and environments conditions.