QuickLawn Grass Seed is a commercial grass seed product that claims to be the first "four-season grass."HistoryQuickLawn was first offered as an infomercial product on television in the early 21st century.FunctionQuickLawn grass seed can be used ... more

While beautiful and highly useful in controlling the insect pest population, birds also have a love for the taste of grass seed. The best plan of attack for landscapers is to utilize at least two of the methods detailed below simultaneously. Ideally, ... more

Grass seed only needs to be raked into the soil and not covered. Additionally, using straw will be a real problem because straw has seeds in it which will become weeds in your lawn. Just keep your soil uniformly moist, but not wet. Get a blended ... more

I really prefer the look of a closely mowed putting green and was told there is a type of seed that produces this perfect putting-green lawn. -- G.P., Bellevue M.B.: You must be admiring a creeping bentgrass lawn. Bentgrass takes more water, ... more

Grass seed grows at varying rates of germination. It depends entirely on what type of grass seed you choose, but the average amount of days is 10. Once you plant your seed, it is a waiting game, sometimes of weeks before you will actually see any ... more

Perennial ryegrass typically germinates the fastest. However, it's only suited for year round use in climates similar to the northern US. It can be used as a winter overseeding grass in the south. It does require full sun so if the area you're ... more

It can take weeks before grass seed germinates. The seeds will need an adequate amount of moisture so that they will start sprouting. The temperature of the soil also has to be just right. These factors all play a role is the grass seeds germinating. ... more

Perennial Ryegrass Seed germinates in 3-5 days, whereas Kentucky bluegrass seed can take 2-3 weeks-Cool weather grass best in ... more

There should be information on the label of the herbicide you use as to how it will affect seeding. Generally, you cannot seed for 6 weeks after using a pre-emergent herbicide. Most post-emergent herbicides allow for seeding sooner than 6 weeks. Non- ... more

Growing grass in the shade is one of the most common lawn problems. If your shady lawn is thin and unacceptable, follow all the following steps to grow healthy, attractive turf in the shade: Trim the trees. Remove branches up to 8 feet above the ... more