Model Number: 10348 - UPC : 079545103484
Jonathan Green Black Beauty Ultra Mixed Partial Shade/Sun Grass Seed 15 lb
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Jonathan Green Black Beauty Ultra Mixed Partial Shade/Sun Grass Seed 15 lb is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Features
- Grass Type: Mixed
- Drought Tolerant: Yes
- Container Size: 15
- Exposure: Partial Shade/Sun
- Heat Tolerant: Yes
- Region: North
- Size of Lawn: Medium (4000 - 9999 sq ft)
- Application Season: Multi Season
- Seed Type: Fescue/Perennial Ryegrass/Kentucky Bluegrass
Description
Description
Jonathan Green Black Beauty Ultra grass seed mixture combines our most elite Black Beauty tall fescue seed varieties with our best kentucky bluegrass to fill in bare spots quickly and invigorate worn out lawns. Black Beauty Ultra also contains premium perennial ryegrass for fast germination and wear tolerance in lawns that experience heavy traffic. The Black Beauty Ultra seed grows naturally dark green turf and is most similar to the Black Beauty seed mixtures that sod growers purchase from us to grow high quality sod within one year. The best time to apply seed is mid august to mid october while the ground is still warm and the nights are cooler. Mid march through mid may is the next best time to plant when the soil temperature reaches 55 deg plus fahrenheit and the temperature of the air stays consistently warm. Apply half of the seed with a rotary spreader in one direction (north to south) and the remainder in the opposite direction (east to west). It is beneficial to spread a new seeding fertilizer that is high in phosphorus at this time as well. Rake lightly into the ground with a metal rake. Walk with light, even footsteps on the seedbed to firm the soil around the seed. Do not bury the seed more than 1/4 of an inch deep.
