Mesa water customers encouraged to skip fall overseeding because of water supply concerns

Mesa city officials say choosing to not overseed Bermuda grass with winter rye not only saves water, but it will save customers money from using less water, along with the cost of seed, labor, and gasoline for mowing. abc15

MESA, AZ — The city of Mesa is asking water customers to limit or even skip fall overseeding this year.

City officials say choosing to not overseed Bermuda grass with winter rye not only saves water, but it will save customers money from using less water, along with the cost of seed, labor, and gasoline for mowing.

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