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Grass Seed - Yuma Bermuda Grass
View Larger Image	Fine bladed turf type bermuda grass Dark green color Lower growing - mow as low as 1/4" Excellent for turf application Seeding rate: 2-3 lbs./1,000 sq. ft Yuma Bermudagrass germinates in 7-10 days provided soil temperatures remain above 70 degrees Fahrenheit and adequate moisture and nutrients are available. The first mowing should be initiated when the turf has reached a height of one inch. Once established, it can be maintained at heights ranging from �" on tee tops to one inch or more in golf course roughs. Yuma begins formation of its rhizome system between the sixth and eighth week and a dense, playable turf can be attained as early as 60 days from seeding. OUT
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Grass Seed - Cheyenne Bermuda Cynodon dactlylon
View Larger Image	Improved Forage Bermudagrass Where to Plant: Seasonal Tips Type: Warm season perennial Adaptation: Across the southern 1/3 of the U.S. from California to Virginia. Particularly well suited to sandy soils but will thrive in most well-drained loam soils. Uses: Cheyenne can be used for both grazing and hay production throughout the spring and summer months under good management practices. Planting: � Rate: 15 lbs./acre � Date: Late spring through early summer when soil temperatures are 65 degrees fahrenheit or above. Plow and cultipack to develop a firm seedbed. Proper firmness is indicated by a heel print no more than 1/8" deep in the soil. � Depth: 1/8 inch deep maximum. � Fertilizer: Due to varying soil conditions and types it is neccessary to conduct a soil test each year in order to supply the proper nutrients. Apply 20-30 lbs. of nitrogen at planting time. When the new plants start to run, apply 50-60 lbs. of nitrogen. After the stand is established, apply 70-100 lbs. of nitrogen after each cutting. Management: If grazed, apply up to 150 lbs. of nitrogen per year in split applications throughout the summer. Last fertilizer application each year should be done 4 to 6 weeks before a killing frost to increase cold tolerance. Delay grazing until forage is 8" to 10" tall. Do not graze or clip for hay shorter than 2". Rotate animals more often during periods of drought stress. The Yield Up Brand Denotes Pennington's Best Cheyenne is a Yield Up brand because of its tremendous hay yields, outstanding palatability and excellent leaf to stem ratio. Cheyenne is a certified variety that is guaranteed not to revert back to common. Cheyenne seed gives you greater flexibility in your planting schedule and approximately 300 times more plants per square foot than sprigs. Penkoted seed. One of the best of the seeded forage Bermudas. Coverage: 10 lbs per acre if Drilled. (25 lbs covers 2.5 acres) 15 lbs per acre if Broadcast. (25 lbs covers 1.67 acres) If over seeding in existing grasses - Use higher rates to ensure stand establishment. View Current Ad Download full technical sheets with NTEP data Guide to Developing Profitable Pastures Clover Selection Guide $225.95
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Ranchero Frio Bermudagrass Seed Blend
	Where to Plant: Seasonal Tips Type: Warm season perennial. Adaptation: Across the southern 1/3 of the U.S. from California, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri to Virginia. Particularly well-suited to sandy soils, but will thrive in most well-drained loam soils. Uses: Ranchero Frio can be used for both grazing and hay production throughout the spring and summer months. Benefits: Ranchero Frio establishes rapidly and provides cover in 45 to 60 days under desirable growing conditions. Extremely drought and cold tolerant. High yielding. Nutrition: Crude Protein: 8 to 14%, TDN: 50 to 55%, NDF: 60 to 70%. Environmental conditions and management practices will determine individual results. Management: Plow and cultipack to develop a firm seedbed. Firmness is indicated by a heel print no more than 1/8" deep in the soil. Broadcast seed and cultipack again to insure good seed-soil contact. Lime soil to 6.0 and follow soil test for N-P-K. Planting: Rate: 15 lbs. per acre drilled or broadcast. Depth: Plant no deeper than 1/8 inch. Date: Late spring through early summer when soil temperatures are 65 degrees fahrenheit or above. Fertilization: Apply 20-30 lbs./acre nitrogen at planting time. Grazing: To establish, delay grazing or hay cutting until forage is 8" to 10" tall. Do not graze or clip for hay shorter than 2". Rotate animals more often during periods of drought stress. When new plants begin to spread, apply 50-60 lbs. of nitrogen per acre. After the stand is established, apply 70-100 lbs. of nitrogen per acre after each cutting of hay. If grazed, apply up to 150 lbs./acre a year split applications throughout summer. The last fertilizer application each year should be done 4 to 6 weeks before killing frost to increase cold tolerance. Ranchero Frio is coated with Pennington's exclusive Penkoted seed process, which gives your seed an advantage over uncoated seed. The Penkoted seed process literally seals each seed inside a layer of material containing a specific fungicide, a natural insecticide and a growth stimulant. These ingredients are vital in protecting the seed in the ground, guaranteeing better drought tolerance and increased survivability. Penkoted seed develop longer, stronger root systems thereby giving you a thicker, healthier stand of grass. Download full technical sheets with NTEP data Guide to Developing Profitable Pastures Clover Selection Guide 25 pounds $169.95 OUT
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Princess 77 Hybrid Bermudagrass
	Plant Breeder: Dr. Arden Baltensperger - Seeds West, Inc. Experimental Designation - FMC 77. Princess 77 bermudagrass is the first dense, fine textured hybrid bermudagrass variety to be available in seeded form. Princess 77 seed is produced much like hybrid seed corn, but instead of two inbred parent lines, two selfincompatible but cross-fertile parent clones are planted in alternating rows. The specific combining ability of these two elite parent clones is what makes Princess 77, an F1 hybrid, the first seeded bermudagrass that is competitive with the vegetative hybrid bermudagrasses for turfgrass quality, leaf texture, color, and density. Characteristics: � Outstanding drought tolerance � Requires 21% less water than Tifway � Dark green color � Better divot recovery than Tifway � Medium fine leaf texture � High leaf density � Excellent fall color retention � Higher overall turf quality than all commercial seeded varieties in U.S. and International tests Recommended Use: Golf Courses (fairways and tees), Athletic Fields, Parks, and Home Lawns Climatic Zones: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 (may not be adaptable to all areas within each climatic zone. Establishment & Maintenance: Princess 77 should be planted when soil temperatures are consistently above 65� F (18� C). For best results, take a soil sample and follow fertility recommendations prior to planting. Care must be taken not to cover the seed with too much soil; no more than 1/4 inch (6 mm) covering over the seed is advised. After seeding, soil moisture in the root zone must be maintained for about 1 to 2 weeks, germination may begin within 7 to 10 days. After the new turf is established, less frequent, deep watering is desirable. Recommended mowing height is 3/16 to 1 inch (5 to 25 mm) with no more than 1/3 of the leaf blade removed per mowing. Full coverage may be attained in 4 to 6 weeks with proper management. Fertilize with 1/2 to 1 lb/1,000 sq ft actual N (0.25 to 0.5 kg /100 sq m) per month of growing season for optimum performance, fertilization may be reduced by 1/2 if clippings are returned. This is a dense hybrid � verticut at least once per growing season during periods of active growth. Winter overseeding may be completed for year round green color, but is generally not recommended on turf less than 6 months old. Seeding Rates: � New Turf Applications: 1 - 2 lbs/1,000 sq. ft. (0.5 - 1 kg/100 sq. meters). One pound of unhulled Princess 77 contains 2,200,000 seeds compared to 1,400,000 for unhulled NuMex Sahara. That is 57% more seed or 800,000 more seeds per pound. That is why we recommend a lower seeding rate for Princess 77 compared to other varieties. View Ad 1, View Ad 2, View Ad 3, Download full technical sheets with NTEP data Seed Count Guide Tall Fescue Varieties and Their Endophyte Level - 2003 Soil, Water, and Plant Testing Laboratories (United States and Canada) Professional Turfgrass Guide Professional Seed Guid 2 lb. $36.00 Bag, 5 lb. $89.00 Bag, 10lb. $170.00 Bag and 25 lb. $399.00 Bag
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Jesup with MaxQ� Tall Fescue
	The release of non-toxic Jesup MaxQ tall fescue now gives farmers an alternative to consider for their high quality, non-toxic pasture and hay forage needs. TYPE: Cool season perennial grass. ENDOPHYTES: Endophytes (fungus) are important to a tall fescue plant The fungus aids the plant in being more tolerant to heat and drought stress, plus adds tolerance to some insects and diseases. However, most natural fungi in grass plants produce toxins, which are harmful to livestock. MaxQ� endophyte provides all of the beneficial effects for the plant but does not produce the harmful toxins. ADAPTATION: Grows very well where KY 31 is grown. Best adapted to clay or clay loam soils. Tolerant to soil acidity and poor drainage, but performs best on soils with good water holding capacity and a pH of 6.0-6.5. Relatively tolerant to drought. Not suited to drought prone, sandy soils. USES: MaxQ� enhanced tall fescue provides excellent permanent pastures for cattle, sheep, horses and other grazing livestock. When cut in early boot stage, it also produces a very high quality hay and provides high quality, abundant forage for a long period of time each year. Highest productivity, September-December & March-June. Best practice is to rest fescue pastures during the summer months. NUTRITION: With good management practices, tall fescue can produce Crude Protein levels of 15-16%; TDN in the 60-62% range. However, environmental conditions and management practices will determine individual results. PLANTING: For best results and benefits all toxic tall fescue should be killed before trying to establish a stand of fescue with MaxQ�. A firm seedbed is important for good stand establishment. You can drill into prepared firm seedbed, no-till drill into sod or broadcast and pack in seed. Place seed at a depth of 1/4" to 1/2", but never deeper than 1/2". Rate: 20 lbs./acre in prepared seedbed and 25 lbs./acre sod-seeded in stubble. Date: Southern and Southeastern States; Sept.1 to Nov.1, Mid-South, Midwest and Northeastern States; Aug. 15 to Oct. 1 or spring planting in March and April. MANAGEMENT: Do not graze or cut seedling stand until it reaches 6" � 8" tall. Use only light rotational grazing in the first year and never graze or cut closer than 2". During periods of heat and drought stress it is best to rotate cattle more frequently. Consult MaxQ� Users Guide for complete planting and management information. Jesup with MaxQ� Tall Fescue Festuca arundinacea shreb. A Non-Toxic Endophyte to Enhance Tall Fescues. 25 lbs. $115.00
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Penkote Fescue
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KY Blue Grass

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Rebel 111 Supreme
	50 lbs. $69.95 25 lbs. $35.95 10 lbs. $17.95 5 lbs. $9.95
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Weeping Lovegrass
	Common Name: African lovegrass, weeping lovegrass Native Origin: South Africa Description: A perennial in the grass family (Poaceae) which grows in clumps to a height of 2 to 6 feet. The stems are erect, stiff, and slender with dark green, very narrow, arching foliage, 1/16 to 1/8 inch wide. Leaf blades are rolled or flat and bristle-like. The inflorescence is an open panicle, lavender-gray color, arching, and 8 to 10 inches long. Flowers appear in mid to late summer. It reproduces by seed. The seed-stalks produce approximately 300 to 1,000 seeds per head. The large fibrous root system does not have rhizomes or stolons. Habitat: This clump forming grass grows well in hot, dry locations in full sun and in most well drained soils. It thrives in sandy soils but tolerates clay soils. It is found in disturbed soils along roadside embankments, railway tracks, riverbanks and waste places, where it tends to invade adjacent degraded pastures. It is uncommon in forest habitats. Distribution: This species is reported from states shaded on Plants Database map. It is considered invasive in AZ, MD, NC, NJ, TN, TX, UT, and VA.
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