Overview

• Indoor/Outdoor Usage : Outdoor
• Brand : Outsidepride
• Material Feature : Heirloom
• Color : Green
• Special Feature : Drought Tolerant
• Expected Blooming Period : Year Round
• Item Weight : 5 Pounds
• Sunlight Exposure : Full Sun
• Unit Count : 80.0 Ounce
• Expected Planting Period : Spring

About this item

• HEAT & DROUGHT TOLERANT, LOW MAINTENANCE: SPF 30 Hybrid mix of Kentucky blue grass seed and Texas bluegrass thrives in the southern states, handling the long, hot summer conditions effortlessly. Perfect for lawn contractors or homeowners in areas like Florida, this low-maintenance grass requires minimal watering and mowing, ensuring a lush, green lawn year-round.
• SELF-REPAIRING LAWN GRASS SEED: This bluegrass variety excels in self-repairing, filling in bare spots quickly and resisting common lawn sickness like brown patches. Ideal for high-traffic areas and commercial golf courses, this grass outperforms other options like bermuda grass seed or centipede seed in maintaining a healthy, living lawn.
• OPTIGROWTH COATING FOR ENHANCED GERMINATION: Featuring OptiGrowth technology, Outsidepride seeds spread more evenly, retain moisture better, and establish strong roots faster. This makes it perfect for reseeding patchy lawns or replacing sod. Ideal for quick recovery and a reliable, long-term lawn solution.
• SHADE & SUN VERSATILITY: Perfect for lawns with mixed light exposure, SPF 30 hybrid Texas & Kentucky grass seed outperforms other shade-tolerant grass seed varieties like tall fescue kentucky bluegrass mix or zoysia seeds for southern lawns. Whether for residential yards or commercial golf courses, this grass excels in providing a consistently dense and vibrant lawn that flourishes in sun or shade.
• EASY SOWING & NUTRIENT-RICH FOR OPTIMAL GROWTH: Sow 2–3 lbs per 1,000 square feet or 80–100 lbs per acre of this bulk grass seed blend to establish a soft, fine-bladed, drought-tolerant lawn. It is enriched with nutrients like zinc, nitrogen, and kelp, making it ideal for transition zones and southern regions.