Hummert Bahama Bermuda Grass Blend
• Bermuda grass blend produces a fine leaved and dark green lawn with superior quality and exceptional wear-tolerance.
Characteristics:  Three hybrid varieties with high NTEP (National Turf Grass Evaluation Program) performance
Tolerance:  Wear and close mowing
Resistance:  High disease resistance
Benefits:  Economical compared to straight elite hybrid varieties; overseed with perennial ryegrass for year-round color
Light:  Full sun
Germination:  10 to 14 days
Fertilization:  4 to 6 lbs N per 1,000 sq. ft. per year
New seeding:  2 to 3 lbs per 1,000 sq. ft.
Overseeding:  1 lb rate per 1,000 sq. ft.

Crown Vetch, Emerald
• Cool-season, hardy, perennial herb in the pea/legume family; used extensively on road side sloping terrain;  prolific purple flowers in spring.  Seed must be mixed with inoculant prior to seeding
Characteristics:  Spreading creeping stems that can reach up to six feet. Leaves are dark green, compound and bear fifteen to twenty-five leaflets;  flowers are purplish and white.
Resistance:  Erosion control
Tolerance:  Drought
Benefits:  Great for road bank stabilization and erosion control
Light:  Full Sun
Germination:  Seed should be inoculated
Fertilization:  1 lb. N per 1,000 sq ft.; test soil to determine if lime or phosphorous or potash is needed
New seeding:  5 to 15 lbs per acre

Annual Ryegrass VNS (variety not stated)
• Used as a nurse crop for perennial seed applications
Characteristics:  Light green color & slightly coarser texture than PR
Resistance:  None as it not tolerant to heat.
Benefits: Economical with quick germination
Light:  Full Sun
Germination:  5 to 7 days
Fertilization:  1 to 2 lbs N per 1,000 sq. ft. per year
New Seeding:  25 to 40 lbs to 1,000 sq.
Overseeding:  10 to 12 lbs rate per 1,000 sq. ft.

Custom Mixes • Bluegrasses • Tall Fescue • Rye Grass • Cover Crops