The topsoil you used has a ton of debris, but it wouldn't cause a complete lack in germination. My guess would be that the person in charge of watering may not have been on top if it like they needed to be. With no covering like peat moss, the soil can dry out way faster than anyone would think. One missed watering could've dried out the seed and killed it.
The seeds need to be worked into the soil, and with plenty of watering it should be guaranteed results. So either the seeds were not worked into the soil or the watering schedule was faulty. Ive grown grass in spring, summer and fall. I've used topsoil and there are times i did not use top soil. It all germinated.
The topsoil you used has a ton of debris, but it wouldn't cause a complete lack in germination. My guess would be that the person in charge of watering may not have been on top if it like they needed to be. With no covering like peat moss, the soil can dry out way faster than anyone would think. One missed watering could've dried out the seed and killed it.
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The seeds need to be worked into the soil, and with plenty of watering it should be guaranteed results. So either the seeds were not worked into the soil or the watering schedule was faulty. Ive grown grass in spring, summer and fall. I've used topsoil and there are times i did not use top soil. It all germinated.
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