We sell a variety of certified grass seed blends to meet all of your seeding needs.  Please review the following blends to ensure you choose the right seed. 

Elite Estate
20% Barrister Kentucky Bluegrass
20% Kelly Kentucky Bluegrass
40% Boreal Creeping Red Fescue
20% Primary Perennial Ryegrass
         This blend is perfect for seeding a new area. 

Pro Overseeding
50% Primary Perennial Ryegrass
25% Home Run Perennial Ryegrass
25% Apple GL Perennial Ryegrass
        As the name says, this blend is great for overseeding.  Rye grass is very fast to grow.

Pro Quicksun
25% Alene Kentucky Bluegrass
25% Barrister Kentucky Bluegrass
25% Primary Perennial Ryegrass
25% Home Run Perennial Ryegrass
        This blend is combined for full sun areas.  Use in new or overseeding areas. 

Quickshade
25% Longfellow II Chewings Fescue
25% Navigator Creeping Red Fescue
25% Primary Perennial Ryegrass
25% Uno Perennial Ryegrass
         Blended with low maintenance fescue and fast growing ryegrass

EcoGrass
35% Bridgeport II Chewing Fescue
35% Navigator Creeping Red Fescue
20% Chariot Hard Fescue
10% Little Big Horn Sheep Fescue
        This low maintenance grass will grow almost everywhere.  It grows slowly and requires less watering and cutting.  Great for hard to grow places and at cottages. 

Sod

Laying sod is a great way to get an instant lawn. 

Our rolls are 10sq ft made of Kentucky Bluegrass

 Here are a few tips to help you:

• If you are laying sod on an existing lawn, ensure all weeds and lawn has been removed.  Sod will not grow on top of existing lawn.  If the soil is hard and compacted, a roto-tiller may be required to loosen the soil.
• Sod should be laid in at least 4-6” of soil.  We recommend using our Double Mix soil to add organic matter to the soil.
• The area should be raked, and large rocks and debris removed.  Site grading is important to avoid excess water run off.  Ensure the water will run away from your house.  
• Start laying sod on the outer edges.  Ensure all ends are pressed firmly together and do not overlap.  Adjacent rows should be staggered so the ends don’t line up.  Think of bricks on a house. 
• Sod can be easily cut to fit anywhere.  Use a sharp knife to avoid tearing.
• Cover exposed ends with loose soil to avoid the sod from drying out.
• Avoid walking on freshly laid sod for at least 10-14 days 
  
  Watering is very important.  Watering everyday for the first few weeks may be needed.  The best time to water is early mornings or late evenings. 
  
  Our sod has fertilizer already in it, and doesn’t need to be re-fertilized again until the fall time.