Rye seed should be broadcast evenly at the rate of 5-10 pounds per 1000 square feet of lawn area. Water every other day until the seed spouts, and mow regularly at a height of one and one-half inches.

If your lawn is looking a bit thin, it’s not too late to plant temporary rye grass seed that would fill in any spots you don’t want to stay bare Rye grass seeds can help rebuild lawn | Home ...

I want to know how to store my caladiums over the winter. I have tried so many different ways ... that never work. So, every new season, I buy new caladiums. Please help. — Lily Bier First, your ...

You should apply the ryegrass seed at a rate of 3 pounds per 1,000 square feet and the tall fescue seed at a rate of 3 pounds per 1,000 square feet. Repeat this treatment at two-to-three-week ...

Seed bucket (left) and perforated garbage can (right) developed by Julio Alfaro at the Monterey Peninsula Country club for pre-germinating perennial ryegrass seed used to fill divots. Cool ...

Sacks of rye grass seed can be found at home improvement stores and nurseries now, ... Rye grass is miracle for winter lawns. By The Bakersfield Californian; Feb 10, 2006 ...

Whether it is wiser to sprinkle ryegrass seed over warm-weather Bermuda as winter approaches to keep a golf course playing pure and looking pretty; or to let that Bermuda go dormant and brown.

Our local seed and feed stores are doing a hefty business right now supplying cattle growers with ryegrass seed to plant for winter forage for their stock. October is here and UF/IFAS recommends ...

Syracuse, NY -- Honeywell International has applied rye grass seed to the series of low mounds it has built between Onondaga Lake and Interstate 690 near the Syracuse-Geddes border. Honeywell ...