You can but keep in mind that although planting in the spring will bring a longer growing season to help lawns establish, the summer heat and weeds may cause problems. Lawns seeded within a week of Labor Day are more likely to fill in completely for winter, producing a thicker turf appearance for the spring compared to lawns seeded during the fall. You want to plant your grass seed in the late summer because, with sufficient water, the warmer temperatures will encourage good grass seed germination. Good luck!
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The best time would be Early Fall & Early Spring so now's perfect!!! Good luck!
You can but keep in mind that although planting in the spring will bring a longer growing season to help lawns establish, the summer heat and weeds may cause problems. Lawns seeded within a week of Labor Day are more likely to fill in completely for winter, producing a thicker turf appearance for the spring compared to lawns seeded during the fall. You want to plant your grass seed in the late summer because, with sufficient water, the warmer temperatures will encourage good grass seed germination. Good luck!
Actually the best time is in the fall when weeds are less active.However,providing your ground temperature is above 60 degrees you can seed now.
Now is the perfect time in Michigan. I'd ay perfect time in Wisconson.