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Three GREAT Ways to Buy Superior Grass Seed

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Just enter your zip code, and find our recommended grass seed mixture or blend for your planting site.

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Select your desired grass seed varieties, and we will create a custom grass seed mixture to your specification.

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Browse through our large selection of superior grass seed varieties and Fertilizers to give you the perfect lawn.

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Why choose our seed?

Plant breeders produce improved varieties, improved varieties produce a better lawn.

The certified seed varieties, mixtures, and blends we sell are your assurance of a superior lawn that will beautify your property for years and years to come.

Through the science of conventional plant breeding, turfgrass breeders select individual grass plants for quality, color, density, resistance to diseases and insects, tolerance to heat, cold and much more.  

After years of selection and natural cross breeding of the strongest and most attractive plants, the new seed variety is examined by two independent expert panels to verify 1) uniformity, 2) uniqueness, 3) stability, and 4) eligibility for seed certification.

Remember, inferior turfgrass seed will never produce a superior lawn no matter how much time, effort and money you invest after planting. 

Time For your Final Fertilization

October 15 (Columbus Day) is the recommended time for your final Turf Maximizer application of the season.

The slow release methylene urea nitrogen in Turf Maximizer releases primarily in November during a 10 day window when the turfgrass plant has ceased shoot growth but is still producing carbohydrates through photosynthesis and is storing those carbohydrates in its roots. 

Turfgrass plants with big roots feed themselves naturally and slowly from stored carbohydrates the following spring and therefore do not require an early spring fertilization, which produces excessive shoot growth requiring frequent mowing.