Answer: Yes but you will need to make sure you water more often |
Done Right Handyman services llc |
Answer: Yes, it will, but should be raked in. |
LRM Lawn Service |
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Home 365 landscaping |
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ProMatcher |
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PRESIDENTIAL ESTATES LLC |
Answer: As long as water is applied |
Mike's Mowing |
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Greenroots greenscaping |
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ProMatcher |
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BLAKELY’S lawn care |
Answer: Depends on the type of soil as well as what season it was thrown and how much water it is being used |
Texas Green Boys LLC |
Answer: I think it would. But make sure it's the same type of grass |
Perry's Landscaping |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: Yes but over seeding can lead to scorching |
Cuttin-up Lawn Care And Grounds Maintenance |
Answer: Most the time it will germinate |
Sprinkle Me Sprinklers and Landscape |
Answer: Yes if applied correctly |
Above the rest landscaping and delivery |
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ProMatcher |
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Anthony Scott’s lawn service |
Answer: Yes it will, but will not last. You show sow in the seed when installing a new lawn. |
B- Sharp Property Maintenance |
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Carolina Ground Solutions Inc |
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ProMatcher |
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Lawn Ranger |
Answer: Not very consistently. |
Warco Landscapes |
Answer: some will but not alone without doing anything else. |
Berkshire Gardens Turf Services Inc |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: It can, but in most cases, it won't. There should be a layer of 1/8 to 1/4 inch of soil on top of the seed. |
Kevin Catalano Gardening & Design |
Answer: Yes in some cases as long as you water your seeds |
Hardscaping Plus |
Answer: It will but for best results the seed should be raked in to the soil |
Cuyahoga Property Maintenance |
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ProMatcher |
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From Dandelions to Daisies Landscape & Design |
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Live Oak Landscape & Concrete |
Answer: Yes, if it is watered right. |
Landmark lawncare |
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ProMatcher |
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AHS Pro Landscape |
Answer: Yes, but needs coated with mulch hay, straw etc. For it to germinate and so sun does not burn off roots as it grows. Also helps hold in moisture |
Graham Excavating & Land Clearing LLC |
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J & J Removal Services, LLC |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: Some such as rye seeds will |
Larry Pierce Lawn/Landscaping |
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Roop's Lawn Services, LLC |
Answer: It depends on the dirt |
Perfect landsacping |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: yes put downing a little can help |
Selena's Landscape, Design & Tree Service, LLC |
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Lawn Care by Curt |
Answer: YOU SHOULD MIX IT IN |
RONS LANDSCAPING |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: They can but its a 50 50 shot if it works unless you put a little cover on it such as straw |
cayeringservices lawn & landscapes |
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affordable lawn care 1 |
Answer: Synthetic turf is the ideal form of landscape. |
Greenplay Organics |
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ProMatcher |
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Neide's Lawn & Landscape LLC |
Answer: Yes. It is recommended to sow in with a rake and cover with either straw or some similar erosion or straw mat. |
Backyard Boys Enterprise, LLC |
Answer: If the ground is very hard then the seed will not germinate. It is much better to aerate to get the see in the ground. The germination rate is much higher. |
Walkers Green, Inc |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: Grass seed needs to be covered with approximately 1/4 inch of soil. |
My Lawncare Service |
Answer: No, it needs to be raked in and rolled then covered with a thin layer of mulch. |
Gary Krause Landscaping and Design |
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MURPHY BROS. |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: It will if it doesn't get blown or washed away, you should at least rake it in so the topsoil is a good 1/2" or so over it |
Black Dirt Services LLC |
Answer: It's possible but not ideal. |
BlueMark Water |
Answer: yes but it will dry out quickly |
Pinnacle Landscape and Maintenance |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: Should be raked in |
Executive Designs llc |
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CreekSide LawnCare LLC |
Answer: Yes providing it has water. With soil contact the germination percentage goes up. IF buried there is more moisture retention. If buried too deep it can be lost. Just mixed with the top soil is the best condition. A topdressing such as a sterile hay, turf blanket, of seed aid mulch helps in germination percentage. |
Fall Guys LLC |