Warm Season Grasses

Spreading turfgrasses for warm season and transitional zones.

DelSol

DelSol
Del Sol seeded bermudagrass will produce a dark green turf of medium fine texture. Easy to establish from seed, Del Sol has good seedling vigor It will produce a permanent lawn with greater density, yet low in thatch. A reduced plant height means less mower clippings. Del Sol can be mowed at lower mowing heights without scalping.

Del Sol also has excellent drought tolerance. Plus, Del Sol has increased durability, wear tolerance and improved pest and disease resistance.

Transcontinental Seeded Bermudagrass

Transcontinental
Transcontinental seeded Bermudagrass ranked in the top 3 best performing seeded Bermudagrasses in the recent NTEP trials. But, Transcontinental is a better value because it’s superior seed yield makes it affordable.

Zen

ZEN Brand
Zoysia is a warm season creeping perennial that forms a very dense turf by means of slow growing underground rhizomes and above ground stolens. Zoysia requires little or no fertilizer and less mowing. Zoysia is extremely wear tolerant, has high drought and heat tolerance, improved cold tolerance, and salt tolerance. Domant winter color is more pleasing than Bermudagrass.


Zen 100
Imported from China. This Zoysia japonica has medium texture and medium dark green color. Is chemically treated to enhance germination.


Zen 300
A two clone synthetic variety. Medium leaf texture wider than Meyers. Faster rate of establishment than Meyer with less density and thatch. Better genetic color and fall color retention than Meyer with similar cold hardiness. Use in the transition zone and South.

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