Unless the temp drops considerably, you aren't really dormant seeding.

You also shouldn't need to be watering fall planted grass in winter unless it is REALLY dry.

Just as a point of comparison - I seeded in December. We had some unseasonably warm temps this year as well. The grass seed germinated and is growing fine. No water. No special care. They call these "cool season" grasses for a reason.

Well, the "new" grass that germinated it trying to hold strong. It still has never grown taller than 3 inches though. Probably already dormant. I just like to water because with the oklahoma wind, I'll have dry cracks in the ground after about 3 days. I've noticed that if I water sporadically through the winter, it helps prevent grand canyons from opening up in the yard.

It sounds like by saying I'm not "really dormant seeding", it should be okay to seed again? I just worry about getting the new grass started with temps between 50-30 degrees. Thanks billllll!

Just wanted to give an update on the new grass I dormant seeded in spring. I'm not good with pictures but it's the set labeled Yard 2012. Grass is still a little flimsy and doesn't like to stand up but at least its green (for now).

Here is a link that might be useful: Yard update

Looks good, how many sq ft is that?

What type of TTTF cultivars did you use in your overseeding - it looks great!!