Browntop millet is an excellent temporary ground cover for summer. It germinates fast in heat, stabilizes soil, and can be mowed to look decent. Perfect for holding a site before planting fescue in fall.
This warm-season annual dies with frost, leaving organic matter and a weed-free start for your cool-season lawn.

Browntop millet grows quickly in summer heat.
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