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Pennington seed - poor quality

12 years ago

I bought a bag of grass seed of Pennington Seeds. I have followed the instructions on the package but after two weeks of sowing grass seed results unsatisfactory. This grass can not make beautiful garden. Grass from Penningtn is too high, more than 20cm and not smooth as we expected. A few days before we had to remove Pennington grass to buy some other grass for the replacement.

Who can help me about this?

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Truong
Original Author
12 years ago
We'd contacted Pennington but they say that they will not be responsible for poor quality products
cactusgarden
12 years ago
I think maybe you are asking about lawn grass seed? You might want to post it on the Lawn Care Forum if thats the case. Sounds like you want something like a fine fescue or Zoysia but they can tell you more on the Lawn Forum.
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