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Is there a way to buy weed seeds? (Not Pot)?
I live on a farm and much of the ground is mud. I can't plant grass because it doesn't grow well in the rocky, clay like dirt. I figured that I might be able to plant weeds. They grow deep, are hearty and will soak up a lot of the water that is causing the mud. Is there a place where I can purchase weed seeds?
7 Answers
- Christin KLv 71 month ago
You don't need "weed" seeds. You need a ground cover or a plant that spreads quickly to keep soil from eroding. Anti-erosion plants include alfalfa, clover, sweet pea, crownvetch, grasses, or vincas--you can buy these seeds in bulk and they also enrich the soil. Go to a farm-supply store or look online.
- Sir CausticLv 71 month ago
It's good to see that our country-living, 'tard kids are well up to the task of coping with life's vicissitudes. Hang on in there. You're doing well. Doing great!
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- EarleenLv 61 month ago
You are not the only person who has the problem. Check with your county agent or a local farm supply store for what the solution is. There is something good that will grow there. How about clover?
- JoeLv 71 month ago
Don't be too quick with that solution.
In the U.S., you should consult with your County Agricultural Extension Agent, who knows your climate and soil, and can advise you best on pasture management.
There's going to be a better solution than just letting weeds grow.