| Life Cycle | Perennial |
|---|---|
| Application Rate | 0.25 lb. per 1,000 sq. ft. |
| Seed Form | Raw |
| Brand | High Score |
Switchgrass . Cave In Rock
Cave-In-Rock Switchgrass is a perennial warm season grass, great for establishing cover for wildlife. It is a good addition to your hunting setup for deer. Cave-In-Rock switchgrass typically grows from 3-6 feet tall depending on soil environment. While it can take some time to establish, once established and with proper maintenance (Mowing/Burning) it will last a lifetime. Cave-In-Rock switchgrass can adapt to a wide variety of growing conditions and has an extensive root system that provides great soil erosion control.
Soil Type: Full Sun/Well-Drained/Moderately Drained Soils”
Planting Dates: Spring/Summer/Fall (For North and Midwest)
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Edit: They fixed the problem! Great customer service will be making all my future seed purchases here. :)
Went to go checkout online, I only ordered a few seeds and it says my shipping is going to be $50?! For the basic shipment. I live in ohio where berlin seed is and only a few hours away that just seems awfully expensive for seed shipment...
Went to go checkout online, I only ordered a few seeds and it says my shipping is going to be $50?! For the basic shipment. I live in ohio where berlin seed is and only a few hours away that just seems awfully expensive for seed shipment...
Great place! The seed variety is great
Planted all 10 seeds but only 5 germinated. It was strange summer weather so I'm sure that had something to do with it. I'm in zone 6 outside of St Louis. However, that being said, this was the absolute BEST melon ever. So sweet...everyone agreed on that. No disease at all. Amazing. Harvested a total 41 melons. Planted them May 18th. They germinated May 24th. Harvested the first group of 7 from Aug1st-6th. They all weighed over 6lbs. I continued harvesting through Oct 22nd. They started getting smaller throughout the growing season. The largest 6.50lbs. The smallest 2.31. Will definitely plant again.
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