Q: Website says May/June best for centipede or zoysia from seed. What are odds for fall planting success?
A: Both need a couple weeks to germinate and at least eight weeks to cover ground after germination. Fall planting doesn't allow enough time. Plant seeds in May/June when soil temperatures are warm. If you need cover now, consider annual ryegrass—it germinates rapidly but dies in late spring.
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