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I wanna get a jump on planting grass this spring....
Hey guys,.... I live in the Seacoast of NH and I was wondering when is
the best time to start renovating my lawn this spring? Recently it's been about 40-50F highs during the day.... The past few days have been super rainy and I was thinking... damn, it would've been nice to have planted seed before all this rain. Anyway, I know renovating in the Spring is always much trickier and less successful than Fall renovations, but I gotta give it a go, I'm slowly trying to renew all of my lawn and I'd hate to miss a growing season. My gut feeling is that it's still too cold.... Scotts says to wait until it's regularly 60+, but it always seems as if Spring here is super compressed.... it's really cold, and then before you know it, the summer heat has arrived. A spring renovation a few years ago didn't work out for me because I did it too late and the lawn wasn't established enough by summer and it got burnt. Any advice for a spring lawn renovation would be appreciated. Last fall I was very proud of myself having renovated a section of lawn and it just took beautifully, I want to try to reproduce that success. Thanks, G |
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