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About Ronald B Persaud
Expertise
Florida (Central and South) lawns maintenance and troubleshooting.

Experience
Work experience in Garden and Technical Sales (Ace Hardware and Lesco). L&O Spray Technican/Horticulturist/Tree permitting (Local Municipality). Commercial Landscape Maintenance (Condo complex and Shopping Mall)

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Past member Florida Landscape Maintenance Association (Pinellas County).

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On the 'Gardenweb' under the pseudonym "Ronalawn82"

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CPO certified (L&O) Florida. Hons. Graduate: Eastern Caribbean Farm Institute (now Eastern Caribbean Institute of Agriculture and Forestry), Trinidad WI.

 
   

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Lawns - fescue and other seed inerts in grass seed


Expert: Ronald B Persaud - 9/29/2009

Question
Will fescue grow in complete shade?
and when looking on the back of grass seed packages (Bermuda blend)why is there other grass seed and weed seed mixed with the Bermuda seed. Can we purchase 100% Bermuda seed?  Dallas suburbs
PS
I enjoyed your spam info!!!!!

Answer
I do not know how well fescue will grow under shade conditions,

The Federal Seed Act requires three seed tests be performed on every lot of seed sold that crosses state borders in the US. These are the purity analysis, the noxious weed seed exam, and the germination test
Since the material is field grown and harvested, the chances are high that other seed will be in there as 'impurities'. It is therefore not reasonable to expect to purchase 100% Bermuda seed.

I do not recall providing spam info.

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