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Gardening

libodem

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2. It may have something to do with even

Reply to AndyA (Original post)

Tue Jun 11, 2013, 01:00 PM

Jun 2013

Dispersal. You don't want your grass seed too close together or it will form clumps. Maybe it has something to do with spacing the blades.

Sometimes you just wind up spacing the blades....borrowing a rift from "pacing the cage" which is a great song. (I used it to make a point in mental health group yesterday) I'm flat goofy today.

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What is the reason for adding fillers to grass seed? [View all] AndyA Jun 2013 OP

I'm going to guess pecwae Jun 2013 #1

It may have something to do with even libodem Jun 2013 #2

Just so you know..Scott's was made infamous for putting poison on its bird seed. dixiegrrrrl Jun 2013 #3

Wow! I hadn't heard that. AndyA Jun 2013 #4

I question why they add filler too. Curmudgeoness Jun 2013 #5

Scotts seems more expensive than Pennington's seed. AndyA Jun 2013 #6

Well, there is your answer. Curmudgeoness Jun 2013 #7