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<blockquote data-quote="348Winchester" data-source="post: 5813064" data-attributes="member: 11952"><p>Frost seeding has worked well for me. If possible, take a leaf blower and blow your plot well. It will not only remove leaf litter and other debris it will fluff up the existing planting and make a little more room for seed to soil cotact. I have had good success with red and white clovers as well as chicory. This is a good time to lime as well. I usually frost seed in late February to very early March. This is in northern Morgan County.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="348Winchester, post: 5813064, member: 11952"] Frost seeding has worked well for me. If possible, take a leaf blower and blow your plot well. It will not only remove leaf litter and other debris it will fluff up the existing planting and make a little more room for seed to soil cotact. I have had good success with red and white clovers as well as chicory. This is a good time to lime as well. I usually frost seed in late February to very early March. This is in northern Morgan County. [/QUOTE]
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