We are not accustomed to looking out the window and seeing pale brown grass on our golf course, but it happens every year in October. Overseeding ensures that when our bermuda grass goes dormant, a bright green rye grass will be healthy and perfect for play.
To learn more:
What is OVER SEEDING, and Why do they do that here in the desert?
Kathy, I didn't know they did this in your neck of the woods. Here in AZ it is a very common sight on golf courses and in yards.
Kathy Schowe
La Quinta, CA
Hi Kathy
Over seeding is something we see at a lot of Golf Courses.
Kathy Schowe
La Quinta, CA
Hello Kathy, I need to come and visit your area for golf one of these days. Have a good one.
Kathy Schowe
La Quinta, CA
Kathy,
It is rather interesting how the course looks prior to the rye grass coming out. Happy Sunday, A
Kathy Schowe
La Quinta, CA
Great picture, looks like a real oasis in the desert!
Kathy Schowe
La Quinta, CA
Troy Erickson - I had never heard of this until I came to La Quinta over 25 years ago!
John Meussner - Right outside our back door! We love it here!
Ron & Alexandra Seigel - Hope you have had a great weekend!
Kathy Schowe
La Quinta, CA
Will Hamm you must come for a visit! It's a perfect getaway in the winter!
Elite Home Sales Team - I didn't know they needed overseeding closer to the coast! Thanks for stopping by!
Kathy Schowe
La Quinta, CA
Hi Kathy, Here in Northern Indiana, we don't have that problem, so I was not familiar with overseeding on the golf courses. Thanks for the information.
Brown grass or not that is still an awesome picture! You are so good at that!
OK being a City Slicker all my life please tell me what is wrong with Over Seeding??Endre p.s.: since I have a front yard need to know:))Endre
Kathy - I've learned a lot about La Quinta, and your area from you and over-seeding is one of them! It is weird to see your green golf courses so brown, but it's good to know it's a short-term thing ad that high season is almost here!
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