Monticello - 2 bedroom with lots of off street parking and open kitchen * built in 1979 * Covered Patio * Two lots * Sun Room * No monthly association fees * RV Parking * Lots of Storage MLS#7808989.
Waiting to Plant Seed. When you spread an herbicide over your lawn and then decide to patch bare spots, overseed or change your grass type to grow a new species from seed, you should wait at least a month with most pre-emergent weed killers.f you used a crabgrass preventer, that time frame might extend to four months. Check the herbicide manufacturer's label to confirm how long you must wait, as it can differ between herbicide products. The pre-emergent herbicides stop weed seeds from germinating, but they can stop grass seeds as well.
Weed and feed. By the nature of its wording...the 'weed' refers to the mix having a herbicide in its make-up. You applied a weed killer....then applied grass seed--which the herbicide will kill. Usually, we kill the weeds, then wait a respectable time before we apply grass seed.I'm afraid, depending on the strength of the herbicide the grass seed will not produce anything. So, acctept that and plan on re-seeding later.UT! We didnt realize we couldnt seed AFTER-Scotts states minimum of 4 weeks listed on the product. My question is: The lawn is about 50% soil/bare right now (not bare because of the weed & feed since its only been 2 days since putting down, it is bare because of removing some massive bushed covering half the yard).