Does this grass grown in coastal Carolina?
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We planted ours in Modoc County of California at 4700' altitude...... high desert. I don't know about Carolina's climate, etc. but our area generally cools at night and is dry with summer temperatures about 90 degrees maximum in the day with most days at mid 80's.... or high 70's.. quite pleasant. You might try calling the Dirty Gardener's number (253-383-5014). I spoke with Jean and she was very helpful. I wish I had called before we planted..... we'd have done it differently and with greater success but even so, we're quite likely to use it again at our rental next door in the spring. I hope this is helpful. We planted ours in Modoc County of California at 4700' altitude...... high desert. I don't know about Carolina's climate, etc. but our area generally cools at night and is dry with summer temperatures about 90 degrees maximum in the day with most days at mid 80's.... or high 70's.. quite pleasant. You might try calling the Dirty Gardener's number (253-383-5014). I spoke with Jean and she was very helpful. I wish I had called before we planted..... we'd have done it differently and with greater success but even so, we're quite likely to use it again at our rental next door in the spring. I... » Read More We planted ours in Modoc County of California at 4700' altitude...... high desert. I don't know about Carolina's climate, etc. but our area generally cools at night and is dry with summer temperatures about 90 degrees maximum in the day with most days at mid 80's.... or high 70's.. quite pleasant. You might try calling the Dirty Gardener's number (253-383-5014). I spoke with Jean and she was very helpful. I wish I had called before we planted..... we'd have done it differently and with greater success but even so, we're quite likely to use it again at our rental next door in the spring. I hope this is helpful. « Show Less
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Mine was grown in east TN and we had temps in the low 90's.I would think it would do fine(it was planted in a shady area)
1154331
I'm sorry. I wouldn't really know. I live in the Southwest (New Mexico) and we are in the midst of a long drought. It did not work well for me. But I'm guessing it would do better in a more humid climate.
1182337
my soil is sandy and it seems to grow well here. we had a dry summer and it did better than the grass did. I cannot say for sure but I would give it a try.
19368
Hi, no I would say not, I was not pleased with this grass, it was pricey and you can find better quality even at the dollar store
1998104
It is an invasive species in most of the south. Grows like wild fire. ... just plant like you would any other outdoor plant. Just keep it controlled.
1585990
I'm sorry, I can't really tell you for sure. You may want to direct these questions to the seller. I live in NC and planted them last year late in the season and they did beautifully. I will plant them earlier this year, once it gets warm, and am hoping last years plants will come back. Just make sure you have good soil and they get some sun. Mine were planted in partial sun but it was still a very bright area. Not gloomy shade. They do get seed pods on them when they are mature plants. Good luck!
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We gave up on the Dichondra. We're in North Georgia backing up to a wooded gully. I think we're zone 7. The Dichondra grows very well in the spring and fall. It does OK during the winter unless the temps get extremely cold -- 8 degrees -- like they did last year. Then it browns out. The problem is that during the hot, wet, humid summer it's overrun by crabgrass and the bermuda grass. Weed & Feed will kill the Dichondra. We tried Grass B Gone. It killed the grass but only for awhile. The Dichondra browned out from the Grass B Gone. It's very pretty if you can get it to do well in a sunny spot. We couldn't keep it going and it's too much trouble to overseed all the time. Hope this helps? We gave up on the Dichondra. We're in North Georgia backing up to a wooded gully. I think we're zone 7. The Dichondra grows very well in the spring and fall. It does OK during the winter unless the temps get extremely cold -- 8 degrees -- like they did last year. Then it browns out. The problem is that during the hot, wet, humid summer it's overrun by crabgrass and the bermuda grass. Weed & Feed will kill the Dichondra. We tried Grass B Gone. It killed the grass but only for awhile. The Dichondra browned out from the Grass B Gone. It's very pretty if you can get it to do well in a sunny... » Read More We gave up on the Dichondra. We're in North Georgia backing up to a wooded gully. I think we're zone 7. The Dichondra grows very well in the spring and fall. It does OK during the winter unless the temps get extremely cold -- 8 degrees -- like they did last year. Then it browns out. The problem is that during the hot, wet, humid summer it's overrun by crabgrass and the bermuda grass. Weed & Feed will kill the Dichondra. We tried Grass B Gone. It killed the grass but only for awhile. The Dichondra browned out from the Grass B Gone. It's very pretty if you can get it to do well in a sunny spot. We couldn't keep it going and it's too much trouble to overseed all the time. Hope this helps? « Show Less
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this grass is not even coming up not sure if this grass will grow in this area. would like to have my 100.00 back
611653
Should grow fine. I'm in Colorado (Denver metro area) and haven't had a problem getting it to sprout & grow, especially on the North side of my house which is always in shade and has more snow until later in the year than other areas. My biggest problem was the lawn service cutting it down to their "normal" low height last season. For that and other reasons, I'll be doing my own grass this year. ;>
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You should be fine. I am in mid-NC and I planted a second round today. Not sure about the germination ratio on this particular variety~ so far I have not had these particular ones sprout~ but my regular cucumbers came out this year, though a bit staggered due to the hot/cold/hot~ but tried these again today to see if they sprout.
2258073
It's growing in Houston, Texas during the middle of the summer. Keep it moist and protected while it's getting established. My mother grew dichondra in El Paso. That's where I learned to love it.
578694
It killed mine in the southeast region. It kills a lot of weeds, but not the grass. My grass looks great as it is able to fill in without all the weeds taking over. It even appears to be more green after usage. 1 bottle has lasted me 2 summers so far. Great product! I will buy again!
625118
I live in the mountains of North Carolina. Planted early after chance of frost and they bloomed late summer.
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I cannot tell you for sure having never lived there. We had tons of wintergreen growing wild. It's natural habitat was in an area with light sun, morning or sun filtering through the leaves of trees located at the edge of a pine forest. It loved the acid soil there and the soil did not dry out excessively, the soil there was actually quite sandy not a lot of clay in it. I also use to find a lot of it under and surrounding elderberry shrubs and field willow trees on edges of the forest too. I certainly think it is worth a try in your area and I'd plant it in slightly acid soil and not in the glaring afternoon sun. This is a wonderful little plant, I use to use wintergreen in combination with St John's wort and Yarrow to make a natural salve for pain and sprains. It worked wonders for me, can't say if it would with others though :-)
2260008
Yes it is grown in California, this is the only rice my wife (Japanese) uses for sushi and other Japanese dishes.
1047566
I don't know how this plant will grow in the northeast, I am in Texas. Here it grows very nice.
1968379
Yes. the internet says that it grows in zones 3 to 11. I don't live that far north but my winters are cold. Mine does fine.
756608
st augustine grass grows from sod or plugs from sod....it is my understanding the augustine grass doesn't have seeds