3. Choose a color that coordinates your homeâs exterior colors. I personally like homes that use three paint colors. Usually one color is used for the exterior sides of the house, the second color is for the trim, and a third color accents the architecture, shutters, or some other detail. If a fourth color is used, stick to just the front door.
This should be on the grass seed bag or can be obtained from the dealer. Each mix differs in the recommended rate. Most seed mixes call for around 4 to 5 pounds of seed per 1,000 square feet of land. For this example, the rate used is 5 pounds per 1,000 square feet.
Grass seeds need a lot of water to begin and sustain germination. Although it is common to seed your grass in the spring or fall, it is possible to take advantage of warm summer weather to germinate a new lawn. In fact, the warm soil stimulates the grass seed coats for a faster germination time compared to cooler seasons.