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Fescue Seedlings / Germination

11 years ago

I re-graded my backyard creating a clean slate for grass. I spread Rebel Southern Tall Fescue Shade Mix. Ever since I did so, the sun and heat has been absolutely relentless (highs in the mid-90's with no clouds and lows in the 70's, rare for early June in eastern Tennessee) and I think the fescue sprouts are dying despite intensive watering with a moderate dose of seed-starting fertilizer. I also am seeing some slime mold forming. Is there anything I can do to save the poor seedlings? The only places coming in strong are the most heavily shaded areas. The least shaded areas look like someone put the fescue sprouts in the oven.

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