Survivor Turf Type Tall Fescue is a 3 way blend of turf type tall fescues that were developed for improved appearance over older tall fescues while retaining their ability to survive under heat and drought conditions, in poor soils, and under low maintenance.
Kentucky 31 is currently primarily used for lawn and turf grass. It does have a more coarse appearance than improved types. While Kentucky 31 tall fescue has and is used extensively for livestock pasture grass, agronomists no longer recommend Kentucky 31 for livestock pastures due to the presence of endophytes.
Developed by the Native Turf Group in cooperation with the University of Nebraska, Cody Buffalograss has established itself as a premier warm-season turfgrass.
Prairie Strong Turf is the ultimate low-maintenance solution, combining the best of blue grama and buffalograss for a naturally beautiful, drought-tolerant lawn.
Sundancer buffalograss is the most advanced turf type Buffalograss available to the turf industry today.
Texoka Buffalograss is an older variety of buffalograss that produces excellent forage grass for pastures. While it does not have the turf density or darker color of newer varieties, Texoka is still an excellent, low maintenance option for lawns, roadsides, erosion control, and conservation and environmental reclamation.
Blue Grama is a native, perennial, warm-season, short grass that seldom grows taller than 12 to 20 inches.
SOS 400 is an economical overseed option that brings both improved turf quality and reliability to the table.
CHAMPION® GQ perennial ryegrass, was developed with an emphasis on selection based on qualities turf professionals have told us are most important: rapid establishment, stress and disease resistance, and rapid recovery. CHAMPION® GQ is composed of the SR 4000 series and other exceptional varieties of perennial ryegrasses adapted for your specific region.
A great fertilizer for you lawn, garden, and other plants.
An excellent choice of fertilizer that gives grass not only additions of nutrition but is also coated with a pre-emergent, prodiamine. If put down early in the season you can expect to see a reduction in weed populations in healthy stands of grass. When put down later, before dormancy, you can expect a cleaner yard through the winter. Putting down two applications a year will promote a weed free lawn year round. This is used by sports turf professionals and golf course superintendents nationwide.
Low nitrogen and potassium, in combination with higher levels of phosphorus, make 10-20-10 a great choice for gardeners looking to improve root development, homeowners looking for a better root system in warm season grasses, or someone who is growing a newly established lawn in from seed.
