Should I drag it or not?

[4HAND]

I stand corrected. I did not even know there are other more lawn friendly varieties of bahia.

I didn't either, until an uncle recommended it when we originally planted 20 years ago.
This was after we plugged St. Augustine & the chinch bugs moved in & wiped us out.

This is a pic of my existing Argentine Bahia.

 

[Oldstick]

Beautiful! And since you said it was drilled in, I agree with all the others, just wait for a big rain and those little row marks will be flat in no time. Mowing a thick lawn once a week by this August.

 

[fishfryer]

I didn't either, until an uncle recommended it when we originally planted 20 years ago.
This was after we plugged St. Augustine & the chinch bugs moved in & wiped us out.

This is a pic of my existing Argentine Bahia.
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I know about Pensacola Bahia, I’ve planted it a few times , once for a pasture. The Argentine or Argentina I know nothing about. I’ll look it up and learn a little, thanks 4hand.

 

[NCHillbilly]

I don't know why folks hate on Bahia. There is not an invasive plant on earth I hate more than Bermuda grass unless it's Multiflora rose or Oriental bittersweet.

 

[fishfryer]

I don't know why folks hate on Bahia. There is not an invasive plant on earth I hate more than Bermuda grass unless it's Multiflora rose or Oriental bittersweet.

Don’t forget Bradford pear and its offspring.

 

[NCHillbilly]

Don’t forget Bradford pear and its offspring.

And Chinese privet. And Japanese stiltgrass. And Japanese knotweed. And Asian porcelain berry.

 

[fishfryer]

And Chinese privet. And Japanese stiltgrass. And Japanese knotweed. And Asian porcelain berry.

Big 10-4 on the Chinese privet, add wisteria and chinaberry. The other ones you mentioned I haven’t had the displeasure of meeting them.

 

[NCHillbilly]

Big 10-4 on the Chinese privet, add wisteria and chinaberry. The other ones you mentioned I haven’t had the displeasure of meeting them.

Be glad. No Chinaberry here, but we gots Wisteria, too. And Ailanthus trees. And Asian Clematis. And Asian bush honeysuckle. And a bunch more.

 

[fishfryer]

Be glad. No Chinaberry here, but we gots Wisteria, too. And Ailanthus trees. And Asian Clematis. And a bunch more.

In your line of work I expect you see a lot of junk.

 

[NCHillbilly]

In your line of work I expect you see a lot of junk.

Yep.

 

[Crakajak]

Is it yard or pasture.That would be bumpy mowing in a yard.

 

[4HAND]

Is it yard or pasture.That would be bumpy mowing in a yard.

Yard. That's what I'm thinking, bumpy.

 

[NCHillbilly]

Yard. That's what I'm thinking, bumpy.

If it's yard, I'd probably take a chance and drag it, at least lightly.

 

[livinoutdoors]

You had better hurry up n do it then. The whole purpose of the seed drill is to put the seed at a perfect depth. I would think that sandy soil will wash flat in the first heavy rain.