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BuffaloPals Blend -
Buffalo Grass
A LAWN SEED BLEND
FOR TURF
Buffalo Pals is an environmentally friendly turf
seed blend that is both drought and cold tolerant, extremely
fertilizer efficient and requires less mowing. Maximum plant
height, if left unmowed is approximately 6 inches. Buffalo
Pals may be left unmowed for a natural prairie look.
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Buffalo
Pals consists of a blend of two
Certified Buffalograsses:
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USE
BUFFALO GRASS FOR:
Parks &
Playgrounds
Sports Turf &
Golf Courses
Commercial & Residential Lawns
Erosion Control
Highway Rights-of-ways
Bison is a significant improvement over Texoka and
common Buffalograss that is adapted to turf and erosion control
applications. Cody is a recent release designed exclusively
for turf use with greater turf density, finer texture and a darker
green color. Together the two varieties provide an
attractive low maintenance turf that is economical and high in
turf quality.
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Environmentally Friendly.
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Low Maintenance.
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Uses Less Water &
Fertilizer.
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Requires less mowing - Or
even no mowing at all.
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Tolerant to drought and cold.
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Easy to establish from seed.
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Certified quality.
Good Information
on establishment & care of Buffalograss:
From Missouri Extension - Care & Establishment:
http://muextension.missouri.edu/xplor/agguides/hort/g06730.htm
Kansas State University - Lawn Establishment:
http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/library/hort2/mf658.pdf
Texas - Weed Control in Buffalo Grass Lawns :
http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/plantanswers/turf/weedsinbuffalo.html
Nebraska Extension - Buffalo Establishment & Care:
http://ianrwww.unl.edu/pubs/horticulture/ec1245.htm
| SEEDING RATES:
Turf:
1-3 lbs. per 1000
sq. ft.
Erosion Control:
40-60 lbs. per acre.
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PLANTING GUIDE:
1: Prepare a firm,
weed-free seed bed on a well-drained site, loam to clay soil and in
full sun.
2: Test soil before
planting; contact your local turf specialist for fertilizer
recommendations.
3: Plant when the soil
temperatures reach 60°F (16 C) in the spring.
4: Plant seeds 1/4 to
1/2 inch deep by broadcasting or drilling. Firm the soil by
rolling and watering.
5: Keep soil moist to
ensure germination and seedling establishment.
6: Once seedlings have
emerged, less watering is needed.
7: Control weeds by
mowing during establishment, Then use only herbicides labeled for
use on Buffalograss.
Information above
provided by Pennington Seed.
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