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Joined: Jun 2016
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Hey yal had my new pond finished a week n half ago. Its since been seeded heavily with rye, fescue, clover, and alfalpha. I have all the critical areas covered with hay such as around drain pipes, spillway, and top of basin to prevent washout. The rest of the area is severely dry anno seed has germinated. Will my seed be okay until we get a good soaking. I'm concerned I'll have to spend $$$ to reseed again later!?! Help
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Can you irrigate with one of these oversized turret sprinklers that shoot 150 feet and a gas powered trash pump? Enough to just soak it once in a while to try to save it?
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I looked into that route but the cheapest pump i found isnt within budget at moment. Its supposed to rain tmw so im going to wait for it then spread all the hay i got left wherever i can to hopefully catch what little bit of moisture there will be
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