Bonide Heat and Drought Grass Seed

Bonide Heat and Drought Grass Seed 20 lb Bag

Specially formulated improved turf grass varieties for heat and drought. Thrives and aggressively spreads to repair thin and bare spots. Improved drought and heat resistance with water saving varieties. Endophyte enhanced.

Available in 20 lb bag.

Johnson Feed Co. is proud to serve Lewisville, Flower Mound, and southern Denton County. We specialize in animal nutrition and offer a wide variety of quality quality feed and supplement brands to help keep the animals in your care healthy and well fed. We are happy to help with special orders. Stop by and shop at our store in Lewisville, Texas today!


 

Features

  • Heat and drought DuraTurf mix of premium grass seed
  • Specially formulated improved turfgrass varieties for heat and drought
  • Thrives and aggressively spreads to repair thin and bare spots; improved drought and heat resistance with water saver varieties
  • Improved drought and heat resistance with water saver varieties
  • Made in the United States

Ingredients

60% Falcon IV Tall Fescue

20% Six Point Tall Fescue

20% Shenandoah II Tall Fescue

Feeding

New Grass (3 lbs covers 375 sq ft.)

  1. Prepare the soil by removing all the debris including thatch, and then rake to loosen the smooth soil.
  2. Spread the seed evenly using a drop, rotary or hand held spreader according to the recommended spreader settings. We recommend using Bonide Lawn Seed Starter Fertilizer to get your new lawn off to a healthy and strong start. After apply the seed and fertilize, gently rake the newly seeded area into the soil.
  3. Watering is very important when establishing a newly seeded lawn. Keep the soil moist by lightly watering as necessary until the sprouts get 2 to 3 inches tall. When the new grass grows to a height of 2.5-3 inches, it should be cut for the first time.
  4. Once established, use Bonide's Four Phase lawn care program for best results.

Overseeding (3 lbs covers 750 sq ft.) 

  1. Mow grass and rake to remove dead grass and debris, and to expose the soil. The grass seed should be in contact with the soil.
  2. Follow NEW GRASS directions above, steps 2 and 3.

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