Overseeding grass seed

Submitted by anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 09/10/2010 - 12:56pm

I was wondering if there are any suggestions on what type of seed is the best for overseeding in Hartford County CT? I have a fairly sunny area that is prone to drying out in the heat of the summer. The area is totally burnt out and infested with crabgrass .

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by sarah - 11/09/2010 - 9:23pm

Here is an answer from one of

Here is an answer from one of our organic landscapers:"I would suggest a blend of perennial rye, tall fescue and a little white clover in the mix.  Set the mower blade at 3 inches in the spring and 4 inches in the summer to prevent burnout.  Clover will help to bring back the nutrients in the soil and crowd out the crab grass.   For the Hartford area, and beyond, I offer a 3 hour lawn class, one evening, at Manchester Community College in February and September.Bettylou Sandy, AOLCP
Bettylou's Gardening 860-647-7097
Adjunct Faculty Manchester Community College
Coordinator MCC Community Garden"