JRK Sandy Soil Grass Seed Mix - 10 lbs | Drought-Resistant Lawn Seed for Sandy Soil | Perfect for Dry Climates, Coastal Areas & Low-Maintenance Landscaping
$43.99
$79.99
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JRK Sandy Soil Grass Seed Mix - 10 lbs | Drought-Resistant Lawn Seed for Sandy Soil | Perfect for Dry Climates, Coastal Areas & Low-Maintenance Landscaping
$43.99
$79.99
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Description
The JRK Sandy Soil Grass Seed Mix is the best mix for areas with sandy soil and a lack of moisture. It is also good for sun and partial shade areas that where low maintenance is a must. The big brands often package their seeds in plastic bags, our seed is stored in breathable cloth bags, never suffocating plastic. Fertilize twice a year.Seeding Rates:New Lawns: 4 - 7 lbs. per 1000 sq. ft.Overseeding: 4 - 5 lbs. per 1000 sq. ft.Blend:35% 98/95 Kentucky Bluegrass 20% Perennial Ryegrass VNS 20% Boreal Creeping Red Fescue 15% Epic Creeping Red Fescue 10% Gulf Annual Ryegrass
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Features
Best mix for areas with sandy soil and a lack of moisture
Good for sun and partial shade areas that where low maintenance is a must
Fertilize twice a year
Blend 98/95 Kentucky Bluegrass, Perennial Ryegrass VNS, Boreal Creeping Red Fescue, Epic Creeping Red Fescue, and Gulf Annual Ryegrass
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We had our main waterline replaced over the summer which tore up our yard pretty good. Since our house is in an area of REALLY sandy soil, I figured I'd give this seed a try due to the pro-sand description.Wowsers! This stuff sprouted up quick! I did water regularly and covered it with straw so it was started off properly but even so, I've done that with other seed in better soil and it told me to shove offI doubt this stuff is going to give me a lush, Kentucky bluegrass level covering but it did sprout in really sandy soil and so far has stayed green many months later. I'm hoping the spring cycle will kick things into heavy growth and I'll get to see if it'll really make the yard respectable.
