Re: More on being ready for winter.

Posted by Hugh MacKay on September 15, 2006 at 14:31:26 from (209.226.247.56):

In Reply to: More on being ready for winter. posted by FreeRanger on September 15, 2006 at 09:00:58:

Ranger: Grass will suffer winterkill, maybe not to the same degree as alfalfa, and definitely not as noticable as alfalfa. The nutrient storage issue for roots is not the case with grass as in alfalfa.

My experience with grass, and I lived in an area that usually didn't get consistant snow cover. If you have it either mowed bare or picked bare as pasture by mid Nov., come spring one will have grass kill, and the weeds will take off. They damn well didn't start at -20F in Feb.

Again, I lived a lot closer to kopeck than anyone else in this thread. You get far enough north along the Atlantic coast and grass will winterkill. Like Allan, you may be an expert in your geographic location.

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