CREEPING RED FESCUE

CREEPING RED FESCUECreeping red fescue is a short rooted perennial producing stems 6 to 36 inches tall. The stems are typically reddish at the base, hence the grass's common name. The fine textured leaves of the grass, which are slightly shorter than the stems, are narrow, folded and slightly hairy. The seedhead of the grass is dark green or reddish and is between 2 to 5 inches. Creeping Red Fescue is a cool season grass. It's ideal for sandy soil. Creeping red fescue

Choose sunflower varieties of comparable height to the corn plantings

Indian Grass has many uses

meaning it peaks in growth during cool seasons

Corn is best sown outdoors after all danger of frost has past in spring

Fall plantings using untreated seed should be at rates of 2 to 4 lbs

The seeding rate is 8 to 12 pounds/acre

Perennial if it lives through summer

An annual plant produces heavy amounts of sunflower seeds

Japanese Millet

Seed Rate: 75-100 lbs

RATE 25-35 POUNDS PER ACRE IF BY BROADCAST

per per acre if planted in drilled rows 6-8 inches apart