It depends on where you are, how much sun/shade your lawn gets, and how offten you fertilize it. For new grass, you really want to fertalize it until it has a strong root base.
Check with your local ag extension. They can test your soil, as well as make recommendations for grass that does well in your area, soil type and the sun levels.
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We had to use St Augustine sod because here in Tampa it's just too hot for seeds.
What procedure did you do for grass seeding?
It depends on where you are, how much sun/shade your lawn gets, and how offten you fertilize it. For new grass, you really want to fertalize it until it has a strong root base.
Check with your local ag extension. They can test your soil, as well as make recommendations for grass that does well in your area, soil type and the sun levels.