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I wouldn't even think about seeding in the summer if this is cool season grass general rule of thumb is wait til labor day to seed

Don't forget to put mulch around your new boxwoods. The mulch will help to keep the moisture in the ground, especially during this hot summer. You'll need a good layer, maybe 5 bags? And keep it at least 2-3 inches away from the base of the plants.

Moment of silence for the old box woods 😂

Great video!

My Brother, Why did you throw down root fert into an empty hole? 🤣🤣. I did a complete front yard reno this spring, I had a little wash out from the rain after I seeded, but the biggest issue I had where seed didn't grow was due to poor sprinkler coverage. Last weekend I dropped down more tall fescue seeds and replaced or adjusted the bad heads. It's been in the mid 90's all week and I have baby sprouts now popping up. My sprinkler only has 4 starts, so I manually run it when I wake up, then it runs at 10, 12, 2 and 4. When I come home around 6, I run it. It only runs for 4 minutes each zone, just enough to get it wet and stay moist till the next start time. Lawn domination takes effort, but you need to work on the basic's first. Your watering is way off. Good luck.

hate to say it but it's not good news re: that new grass. At two weeks you should be seeing pretty close to where you want it. If there's rye and fescue in there, under proper conditions, that stuff would be begging for a cut by now. If I were trying to seed in the summer i'd be watering 5x/day. I'd throw down more seed and try again my man.