Outsidepride Fireball & Hattrick Rye Grass Seed Blend – 5 Lbs. Wear Tolerant, Fi
Outsidepride Fireball & Hattrick Rye Grass Seed Blend – 5 Lbs. Outsidepride Perennial Rye Lawn Grass Fireball & Hatrick Seed Blend: A Cool Season Turf Grass for Southern Lawns. Fireball/Hatrick Ryegrass Seed Blend is a perennial grass seed blend that is developed for those wanting the darkest green lawn available.
Zenith Zoysia Grass Seed 100% Pure 1/2 Lb
Zenith Zoysia is the first synthetic cross zoysia grass and the result of years of research. First introduced in 1990, this unique zoysia grass sod is also available in seed form. Zenith® Zoysia, available in both sod and seed, can be installed easily and provides a superior low maintenance lawn.
PENNINGTON BERMUDA GRASS SEED for Full Sun
Pennington Sahara Bermudagrass Grass Seed is a hardy variety of drought-tolerant Bermudagrass that has been bred to grow finer and greener than other common grasses. Bermuda is best adapted to southern zones. It is extremely durable and holds up well to heavy foot traffic. It grows well in sunny areas but is not very shade-tolerant. It produces a thick, dark green, self-repairing growth for your lawn that is 99% weed-free. Produces a thick, dense green, fine-bladed, self-repairing grass Excellent heat, drought, disease and insect resistance Grows best in full sun lawns Warm-season grass that goes dormant (turns brown) out of season (winter months) Contains Pennington’s exclusive seed coating technology USDA Hardiness Zone: 7|8|9|10|11|12|13 15 lbs covers up to 15000 sq. ft. IngredientsBermudagrass: Numex Sahara Bermudagrass (Unhulled) (49.00%); Germination (80%); Origin: Ca/Az. Other Crop Seed (0.25%), Coating Material, Inert Matter (0.65%), Weed Seed (0.10%), Noxious Weed Seed: None Found./div>
Scotts Turf Builder Bermuda Grass Seed – 8 Lbs.
Scotts Turf Builder Bermuda Grass Seed – 8 Lbs. Overview & Benefits Grows quicker, thicker, greener grassContains exclusive WaterSmart PLUS coating that absorbs 2X more water than uncoated seed, feeds to jumpstart growth, and protects seedlings against diseaseGreat for lawns challenged by long periods of scorching southern heat and droughtAggressively spreads to fill in bare spots and crowd out weedsSpring and early summer are the best times to plant, because seed germinates best when daytime temperatures are between 70 degrees F and 90 degrees F and all danger of frost has passed. Average days to germinate: 5-30
PENNINGTON GRASS SEED Patch and Repair Mix, for Sun to Partial Shade Grass
Take the guesswork and the waiting out of bare spot repairs with Pennington One Step Complete Sun and Shad . With this versatile all-in-one mulch, seed and fertilizer product, you can patch and repair bare spots, pet damage or lawns with thin grasses in full sun to medium shade and get results in just two weeks or less. 5 lb bag for up to 75 sq ft of coverage Repairs bare spots in two weeks or less Combination premium Smart Seed grass seed and professional-grade fertilizer and mulch Formulated with grasses that thrive in sunny and moderately shady areas Grows beautiful, healthy, thick, dark green grass Contains Penningtons exclusive coating technology to ensure better plant growth Best for full sun to moderate shade USDA Hardiness Zone: 1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12|13 5 lbs., Covers up to 75 sq ft Condition: New
New LINN PERENNIAL RYEGRASS SEED Fast Germination Sun & Shade Wide Adaptation
This is fast germinating and growing Linn Perennial Ryegrass Seed available in 1,5,10,25, and 50 lb bags. Perennial Ryegrass is a cool season grass that takes off growing in late winter or early Spring depending on where it’s located and continues growing through the summer and into late fall. It is a perennial and will provide many years of lush green grass for lawns, pastures, playgrounds, athletic fields, or golf courses with continued good maintenance. Plant at the rate of 5-10 lbs per 1000 sq feet for lawns and 25-50 lbs per acre for pastures. Linn Perennial Ryegrass is one of the fastest germinating grass seeds and is very hardy. It will thrive in either sun or shade and can be planted alone or mixed with other grasses such as fescue, bluegrass, or bermudagrass.
PENNINGTON GRASS SEED Patch and Repair Mix, for Sun to Partial Shade Grass
Pennington Grass Seed Patch & Repair Mix. This professional-grade mix is engineered for versatility, thriving in areas ranging from full sun to partial shade. It takes the guesswork out of lawn repair by including everything the soil needs in one bag.
Centipede Grass Seed Tifblair Certified – 1 Lb.
TIFBLAIR CENTIPEDE PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS PLANTING DATES TifBlair can be planted anytime a new lawn can be prepared. However late summer planting (August 15 – November 1) is not advised due to inadequate time for establishment before winter. For best results plant in March or April, but quicker germination will occur May–July. TifBlair can be planted in the fall of the year after the soil temperatures are cold enough to prevent germination (typically after November 1). TifBlair seed will not germinate until the soil warms the following spring. PLANTING RATES To determine the amount of seed to purchase, multiply the length of the your lawn in feet by the width in feet to determine the square feet (sq. ft.). Subtract area for sidewalks, driveways, and other areas that will not be planted. Plant TifBlair at a rate of ½ pound per 1,000 sq. ft. Higher seeding rates (up to 1lb. per 1000 sq.ft.) will produce a quicker grow-in and produce a more dense turf in a shorter amount of time. Using higher rates of seed is more cost-effective than trying to save money on “light” seeding rates, because more watering and weed control will be necessary with “light” rates. PLANTING Establishing a beautiful and attractive lawn consists of six easy steps. 1. Remove loose debris, such as sticks, stones, and trash. Till and loosen soil to create a crumbly seedbed. Work in a 5-10-15 fertilizer at a rate of 10 pounds per 1,000 sq. ft. Centipede thrives in acidic soil. DO NOT LIME UNLESS SOIL TEST FOR A CENTIPEDE LAWN ADVISES YOU TO LIME. 2. To prepare seedbed, rake thoroughly and smooth the surface to provide a crumbly top layer that is ideal for sowing. 3. Sow the seed according to your spreader’s recommended rate. Divide seed into two equal portions. Sow in one direction east to west, then use second portion and sow north to south to insure uniform coverage. 4. Work seed into soil ¼ to ½ inch with the flexing rake. Roll yard smooth. Use straw as light mulch in areas of erosion concern. Mulch should be used lightly so that it does not shade young seedlings. 5. Most Important Step: Water thoroughly and frequently, but avoid creating puddles. Soil should be kept moist up to ½ inch deep until emergence of the seedlings. After seedling emergence water less frequently. Water only as needed after stand is established. 6. Mow frequently to control weeds once seedlings are established, taking care to never remove than 1/3 of the plant. FOR RESEEDING EXISTING LAWNS 1. Cut existing lawn as close as possible or use Round-UpÒ to reduce vigor and competition from existing lawn. 2. Rake or scratch (aerify, scarify) the surface and remove debris. 3. Apply seed and water as described above. *Round-Up is a registered trademark of Monsanto Company TifBlair Advantage Exceptional Late Season Color And Quality In tests conducted in Alabama, Oklahoma and Georgia, TifBlair had equal or better turf quality than the other tested centipede varieties. The fact is, TifBlair produces more stolons with more leaves more quickly than common centipede. While TifBlair’s winter dormant color is similar to common centipede, its late season color retention is far superior to common centipede and a point better than both Oaklawn and Tenn Hardy. Developed Especially For Low pH Soils Common centipede’s poor rooting characteristics have limited it to sites with good soil and water availability. TifBlair, on the other hand, is an ideal choice for construction sites with eroded, low pH soils such as those routinely found in the southeastern coastal plains, piedmont and mountain regions. The chart below clearly demonstrates TifBlair’s ability for aggressive growth in both low and high pH soils. Comparison of TifBlair Certified Centipede and Common Centipede Growth in Low pH Soils Soil pH Level TifBlair Common Growth Advantage Low pH-Plant Diameter 84″ 52″ 62% High pH-Plant Diameter 88″ 80″ 10% Planted 6/89, Evaluated 8/15/91 – Griffin, GA Cold Hardy Enough For Northern Climates One of the biggest advantages of TifBlair over common centipede and St. Augustine grass is its improved cold tolerance. Tests conducted over 3 winters at Stillwater, OK and Blairsville, GA, demonstrated that TifBlair can survive prolonged severe winter temperatures. This is good news if you’re looking for an aggressive, low-maintenance turf that will do well on highway roadsides or commercial and residential lawns in the more northerly regions. Adapts Remarkably Well To Dry Conditions With the volatile weather patterns, water shortages and outright water bans of the last few years, no wonder landscape professionals are looking for grasses with improved drought tolerance. TifBlair’s unique deep-rooting system gives it the ability to produce superior turf even in poor quality soils and under persistent day-in day-out dry conditions. Improved Plant Vigor Shortens Grow-In Time On-farm comparisons of TifBlair and common centipede have shown that TifBlair grown from seed establishes more rapidly and with greater consistency than common centipede. This translates into a big advantage for homeowners and landscape professionals ike. Everybody benefits from shorter grow-in times, fewer weed problems and denser turf stands. And that’s the beauty of certified TifBlair centipede.
Scotts Centipede Grass Seed & Mulch (Covers 2000 sq. ft.) – 5 Lbs.
Scotts Centipede Grass Seed & Mulch (Covers 2000 sq. ft.)Overview & Benefits COMBINATION GRASS SEED & MULCH Grows a low maintenance lawnThrives in sandy and acidic soil99.9% weed free.When to Apply Late spring and summer are the best times to plant. Seed germinates best when soil temperatures are between 71°F and 80°. Freezing temperatures will delay new seedlings. Coverage Area 5 lbs: up to 2,000 sq. ft. Container Type Bag
Centipede Grass Seed ” 100% Pure Raw Seeds ” 1 Lbs Bag 2000 Sq.ft. Coverage
Centipede per 2,000 to 4,000 square feet of lawn. Planting more seed will result in faster coverage. DO NOT USE A WEED AND FEED FERTILIZER PRODUCT. Seed should germinate in 2 to 3 weeks. Prepare the seedbed by tilling the soil.
