Method of applying partly germinated seeds
CA 1286920 C · Owner: Johnson, Milton O. · Inventors: Johnson, Milton O.
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METHOD OF APPLYING PARTLY GERMINATED SEEDS ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE:, Grass seed is applied to a lawn area in an advanced stage of germination, so as to quickly provide a growing law. The method of applying the grass seed includes firstly soaking the grass seeds at a temperature above 50° F, removing them from water and spreading the damp seeds over an area where they remain piled at a depth not so great as to injure the seeds, and they remain damp; the combined time of soaking in water and being piled being at least forty-eight hours. Thereafter the, seeds, which by then are in an advanced stage of germination, are mixed with water and squirted under pressure from a hydro-seeder so as to …
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- Granted July 30, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended July 30, 2008.
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