2,000 sq ft bare soil after drainage repair, mid-December, south-facing slope.
Wait until spring. The erosion risk on a slope over several months outweighs the early germination benefit. Spring seeding gives better establishment control.
Keep the area protected with straw or erosion blanket if needed, but hold off on seeding.
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