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From: John Schwery mailto:jschwery%40runbox.com[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, March 02, 2007 9:35 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] planting grass
Here in North Florida, Rye grows well in the winter but needs shade in the
summer. Can't speak much for land prep though. I found the rye grew from
seed with minimal attention. My wife objects to it as it usually means we
would need to mow most of the winter. RD`s
I think you should consider having a soil test done. Some county extension
offices will do them for free, but I am taking mine in and having it done for
$10. You can also buy soil testing kits pretty easily to do it yourself. This
will let you know just what your soil needs rather than a
We want to plant some perennial rye. Is there any general rules
about planting or anything we should do to the ground, first? Our
soil is very sandy. We live in north central Florida.
John
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Subject: [BlindHandyMan] planting grass?
We want to plant some perennial rye. Is there any general rules
about planting or anything we should do to the ground, first? Our
soil is very sandy. We live in north central Florida.
John
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