The Short Answer: Technically, yes—but it won’t be very effective. Aerating opens the soil so seed can make contact and germinate. Otherwise, most seed just blows away or washes out.
FAQ: “Can I just throw Bermuda grass seed down?”
Patchy results Bald spots that turn into mud pits when it rains A never-ending war with weeds Constant watering like it’s your second job Kids and pets dragging seed into the house before it even takes
Easy and Practical Tips for Seeding Fescue in Late Winter and Early Spring | QuantumSod.Farm
If you live in Sand Springs, Tulsa, Broken Arrow, or Terlton, you already know that weather here has a personality disorder. One day, it’s 70 degrees, the next, your car door is frozen shut. But don’t let that stop you from getting your lawn in shape! Seeding fescue in late winter and early spring is easy—if you know what you’re doing. Let’s break it down so you can have a green, healthy lawn without losing your sanity.