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Get a green space that’s tough, native, and needs less water. With buffalograss seed you can become the Yard GOAT with a low-maintenance green space that lets you live more and work less. Yards ain't hard.
*When used as directed. Don't eat it, drink it, rub it in your eye... you get the point.
Your yard isn't a museum piece. It’s the stage for epic cannonballs, questionable croquet shots, and all-day cookouts. You need grass that can keep up. That's where we come in. Our founder, O.M. Scott, has been in the grass game since, well, pretty much the beginning. Following his innovative spirit, we believe yards ain't hard, and with our Bermudagrass Grass Seed, they don't have to be. We've created a powerhouse 3-in-1 mix that takes the guesswork out of getting a green space that’s ready for anything. This isn't just any seed. We hand-selected the toughest Bermudagrass varieties that laugh in the face of scorching heat and drought. Then we mixed in our natural Grass Food and a soil improver to give those seeds everything they need to grow into a resilient and straight-up awesome lawn. And because we're all about the good stuff, our formula is safe for your kids and pets to run on right after you spread it. Plus, the bag is 100% recyclable. So go ahead. Go hard on your yard.
Grass Type(s): Contains bermudagrass
Coverage:
SKU#: 18440A
Safety data sheet can be found at: https://www.scottsmsds.com
Where to Use: Use it on your bermudagrass lawn, especially in those spots that get baked by the sun all day long.
How to Use: This mix is your go-to for starting a new lawn from scratch or for overseeding your current lawn to make it thicker and tougher.
When to Use: Plant this seed in late spring or early summer when it’s consistently warm, with daily temperatures between 70°F and 90°F. Bermudagrass loves the heat.
How Often to Use: For a green space that's always ready for action, we recommend overseeding once a year.
For Planting a New Lawn:
For Overseeding Your Existing Lawn:
For Growing a New Green Space:
For Overseeding Your Existing Green Space:
For the first three weeks, think of yourself as the lawn’s personal hydration coach. A light watering once or twice a day is way better than one deep soak. The goal is to keep the top layer of soil damp so the new seeds can get to work. Once the grass is established, you can switch to a less frequent, deeper watering schedule.
Find a cool, dry spot that's out of direct sunlight. Fold or roll the top of the bag down to keep it sealed up tight, and it'll be ready for your next project.
You came to the right place. Our 3-in-1 mix includes a soil improver specifically to help with tough conditions like heavy or compacted clay, making it easier for your new grass to take root.
This grass loves the heat. For the best results, plant it in late spring or early summer when daily temps are consistently between 70°F and 90°F. This gives the seed the warm soil it needs to get growing.