I’ve had good luck frost seeding switchgrass into cornstalks in February/March, with very little time and money invested. If anything, I wished I had seeded a little less thickly.
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The switch to the left of this white clover/tree strip is about 4-5 feet tall, was sprayed with dicamba once in July of the establishment year, and is only in the second growing season. I used a local cultivar that maxes out at about 6 feet tall, and plan on planting some cave-in-rock seed along the edges for some more screening.
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The switch to the left of this white clover/tree strip is about 4-5 feet tall, was sprayed with dicamba once in July of the establishment year, and is only in the second growing season. I used a local cultivar that maxes out at about 6 feet tall, and plan on planting some cave-in-rock seed along the edges for some more screening.