Plant seed in May or June. Kill weeds two weeks prior. Till 6 inches deep, incorporating lime and fertilizer per soil test (or 20 lbs 5-10-15 per 1,000 sq ft + 1 inch compost if untested). Rake smooth, roll, fill low spots.
Seeds must stay moist for at least 3 weeks—if they dry out, they die.
No weed control products for at least 6 weeks, until centipedegrass is visibly creeping.
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