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Broadleafs won’t make nearly as much thatch as what it looks like when they’re green. The seed will be fine. I've never seen a situation where I thought someone failed because the seed "got hung up" in the thatch.
I’m dealing with some extremely thick bahia grass on our new place and it has me a little concerned. I'm worried about it having too much of a mat formed across the surface. I’m thinking it may take me knocking it back this fall and next spring to break it’s stranglehold….It’s nearly a monoculture right now.
Last edited by CNC; 09/30/18 08:16 PM.
Folks that know don't shoot old does........ 
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