​​​​​​Key Features:
Grass seed mixture contains 50% Kentucky Bluegrass and 50% Perennial Ryegrass.
Kentucky Bluegrass provides wear tolerance, vigorous recuperative ability, and broad-based disease resistance while maintaining high summer density.
Perennial Ryegrass provides rapid germination, wear resistance, recuperative ability, as well as winter hardiness and transition zone adaption.
Performs well as low as 1 ¾ inch mowing heights.
Tailored to athletic fields, playgrounds, golf course roughs, or other high-traffic areas that receive less-than-optimum maintenance.
Great grass seed mixture is ideal for new lawn or overseeding.
 
Application Rate:
5 lbs per 1000 sq. ft. (ex. if you have 10,000 sq ft to seed, purchase a 50 lb bag)
When seeding new lawn and/or overseeding existing lawn, use with starter fertilizer.
 
When to apply:
Spring and fall (60°F and 80°F)  are the best times to seed, but can be used anytime during the growing season applicable to your region.
Grass seed germinates when soil temperatures are consistently above 50°F. This roughly corresponds to daytime air temperatures between 60°F to 75°F.
If grass seed is applied in fall, any ungerminated grass seeds will remain dormant throughout winter, then germinate when soil temperatures reach 50°F in spring.
 
What to Expect:
Perennial Ryegrass will germinate between 5-7 days and Kentucky Bluegrass will germinate between 14-21 days. Grass seed will continue to thicken throughout growing season. 
 
Additional Information:
As leaders in turfgrass research, breeding and production, Jacklin Seed offers the expertise and innovation that golf courses and sod farms value.
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