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Richmond, BC, Canada

Over the years I have planted winter rye as it is the only crop that will not be killed by cold climates in my area. After sowing seeds, I cover the patch with ReMay. It is amazing how it helps with germination and establishment in the latter parts of October and early November.

10/7/2024 10:16:13 PM

Connecticut

Richmond Dave- Winter Rye is sometimes the only option for the coldest of climates since it can germinate in 33F/0.5C temperatures. If you are a little warmer and want less aggressive growth in the spring look for Triticale which germinates at 38F/3.3C.

10/8/2024 12:11:11 AM

Richmond, BC, Canada

Thanks Matt

10/10/2024 7:40:51 AM

Syracuse, NY

What might be that pictured above? Tx---eric g

10/11/2024 4:04:48 PM

Syracuse, NY

Oops - Never mind, lol---eg

10/11/2024 4:05:46 PM