Creeping BentGrass Seeds, 1 Pound

Highland is the standard when it comes to colonial bentgrasses. It performs well in home lawns, and is used widely on golf courses, for fairways and roughs. In many areas across the U.S., Highland Bent has survived under low maintenance conditions with minimal nitrogen and has exhibited excellent turf quality and survivability Highland is a very fine-textured colonial bentgrass which grows in an upright vertical manner. Highland is a medium, dark green color which is retained well into autumn. It has excellent dollar spot disease resistance and improved brown patch resistance.

• Perfect for home lawns and golf courses, athletic fields for the creeping, dense growth, beautiful coloration and short mowing tolerance
• This grass forms a dense mat by creeping stolons and has a shallow root system with long slender leaves.
• Dark green, hardy and upright growth pattern, Creeping bentgrass is typically used on putting greens
• Seeding Rate: 2-3 lbs. per 1000 sq. ft.
• The best time to seed creeping bentgrass is when the temperature is 55 degrees Fahrenheit. Loosen the soil to a depth of at least 3 to 4 four inches. Spread seeds over the raked area and mulch over the seeded area with straw. Keep the seeds moist until they germinate. Light, frequent watering is necessary on these highly permeable green's mixtures to keep the seedbed moist. It takes about 7 to 15 days for seeds to germinate.