BUFFALOGRASS

BUFFALOGRASSOne of the only groups of grasses native to North America, Buffalo Grass makes the ideal sustainable lawn. Buffalo grass does not need fertilization, but it will respond to light applications of nitrogen. Nitrogen fertilization should not exceed 2 lbs. of nitrogen per 1,000 sq. ft. per year. Fall plantings using untreated seed should be at rates of 2 to 4 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft. of lawn or turf area. Significant germination should not be expected until

*Please note that varieties in this grass seed blend are subject to change according to availability

attracts a wide variety of wildlife including deer

A close relative of both onion and garlic

Fall plantings using untreated seed should be at rates of 2 to 4 lbs

Barley is gaining popularity as a forage because it tends to be high in sugar and very soft with high digestibility

Perennial ryegrass is used throughout the United States as turf grasses and as high-quality pasture grasses for livestock

THEY ARE HEALTHY TOO

Korean lespedeza grows much larger than common lespedeza

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and a very good source of folate as well as vitamins A

The tender 8-inch ears -- nearly 2 inches across -- are filled with about 18 rows of bright yellow kernels

Seeds have a high oil content making it great for roasting