Hi! I read into dormant seeding over the fall and did prepwork then, and timed it almost perfectly about a day or two before a snowfall that stuck. I wanted to ask what conditions I should be looking for with emergence and when supplementing with watering since we've had a dry spring and with the false springs we've had this year. There seems to be mixed advice. We're primarily using a fine fescue/hard fescue bee lawn mix with some clover, self-heal, yaak yarrow, and thyme thrown in. For reference, I read: https://extension.umn.edu/lawn-care/dormant-seeding (I'm hoping this answer can be added into this for the next curious person!) https://turf.umn.edu/investigating-dormant-seeding-approach-establish-lawns-minnesota https://organiclawnsbylunseth.com/why-dormant-seeding-is-a-great-strategy-for-minnesota-lawns/ The site prep in our yard was killing the weedy stuff over fall (we made sure it was 2 weeks between spraying/seeding per directions), raking leaves out of the way, seeding, raking them back, then mulching them. Some areas ended up as bare dirt, others mostly leaf mulch/dead grass.