Answer: Typically not due to weather and or hungry animals |
All lawn service Midwest |
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PRESIDENTIAL ESTATES LLC |
Answer: As long as water is applied |
Mike's Mowing |
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ProMatcher |
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Oliver’s Landscaping Corporation |
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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 |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: Yes just got to worry bout birds eating it |
Martin lawn care |
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 |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: Yes bare spots are most important but with ample amounts of water to grow new grass |
Cuttin-up Lawn Care And Grounds Maintenance |
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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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ProMatcher |
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ALFA |
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Lawn Ranger |
Answer: Not very consistently. |
Warco Landscapes |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: Not if soil isn't prepared in some instances some seeds will germinate |
Aries Landscape & Construction |
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 |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: Yes, but it needs mesh cover to protect it |
Innovation Landscaping LLC |
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From Dandelions to Daisies Landscape & Design |
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Live Oak Landscape & Concrete |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: It can, but most likely it will have poor germination. Grass seed should be racked in with shreddings of topsoil or compost on top. |
Affordacut LLC |
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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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ProMatcher |
Answer: It should if kept watered lightly until germination |
TERRY'S LAWN SERVICE |
Answer: Some such as rye seeds will |
Larry Pierce Lawn/Landscaping |
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Roop's Lawn Services, LLC |
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ProMatcher |
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Mahar Landscape Services |
Answer: yes put downing a little can help |
Selena's Landscape, Design & Tree Service, LLC |
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Lawn Care by Curt |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: Yes it will, but not as well as if soil is punched or turned up. |
Heartland Lawn & Landscapes |
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 |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: No not properly it must be mixed into soil. |
Land Tech Landscapes |
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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 |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: Yes if the soil is not compacted or rolled |
Green Seed Landscaping |
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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ProMatcher |
Answer: Yes, but it best to mix the seed into the soil and then the area needs to be roped off and is off limits until it grows. |
Salinas Lawn Services |
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 |
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ProMatcher |
Answer: yes but prefer compost mix with it |
chesapeake bay landscaping |
Answer: Should be raked in |
Executive Designs llc |
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CreekSide LawnCare LLC |
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ProMatcher |