TurboTurf™ Bermudagrass Seed

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Lush Green Grass, Perfect for Tropical Climates Get a healthier and greener lawn with the help of our fast-growing TurboTurf Bermudagrass Seed, powered by PROCLASS! Self-repairing grass seed High tolerance for salt and heat Fine texture with light green color Low mowing height Excellent warm-season grass Specially coated for better performance and weed protection, this seed mix produces resilient grass that’s perfect for high-traffic lawns or recreational areas. And its thick, dense growth provides full coverage without unsightly bare spots. The rich, dark green color and medium leaf texture of this grass is as beautiful as it is tough. Because it requires less water than other grass seeds, it’s not only easy to maintain, but it's ideal for dry climates or areas with limited irrigation. And it's coated with a combination of nutrients, soil amendments, and fungicide to ensure a healthy and quick start to your lawn with little work on your end. TurboTurf Bermudagrass Seed does well in full sun and grows best in warm, tropical climates. It’s even salt-tolerant and has good survivability through winter. Now, you can enjoy a thriving lawn, even in tough growing conditions! It’s time to take your landscape to the next level. Get a lusher, greener lawn with TurboTurf Bermudagrass Seed today! Planting & Care 1. Preparation: Whether you're establishing new grass or overseeding an existing lawn, it's important to prepare your planting area. Check your soil's pH, and apply a starter fertilizer before seeding. You can also aerate your lawn for best results. TurboTurf Bermudagrass performs best in the Transition to Warm Season Zones and in subtropical/tropical climates. 2. Seeding: Spread your grass seed, using the following guidelines: Inter-seeding: 1-3 lbs. per 1,000 square feet New seeding: 2-4 lbs. per 1,000 square feet 3. Watering: Keep the seed bed moist until the germination process is complete. For best results, water twice a day, for 10 minutes each time. 4. Mowing: Mow first when your grass reaches 2.5-3 inches in height. Keep the mower blade sharp to prevent injury to your new grass.

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