How Do You Plant Grama Grass Seed In The Fall?
Grama grass is a native grass seed of North America and is very low-maintenance. This grass tolerates drought, cold and heat but does not grow well in a shaded area. Grama grass does well in most kinds of soils. The most important factor in sowing grama grass is soil preparation, which takes some time. Therefore, it is best to start soil preparation a month before you plant the grama grass seed in the fall. Till the ground to prepare the site before you sow the grama seed. You need to kill the other grasses growing or they will compete with the grama grass. If your land is non-lawn, remove all weeds. You can do this by pulling them by hand or by using an herbicide that kills annual and perennial weeds, but does not contaminate the soil. You can also use herbicide to kill the existing grass in you lawn, but you need to leave the land idle for a month or more. Then you can rototill the ground to work up the ground and combine the dead grass into the soil. Water the ground thoroughly and
