He talks about his grass like a proud dad talking about his childs athletic accomplishments and challenges, reflecting on the journey, hard work, and lessons learned. It hasn’t always been easy, there have been ups and downs, missed shots, and tough losses. But each setback has only made them stronger. Watching them push through challenges, pick themselves up after a fall, and keep trying no matter what. The dedication, the perseverance, the ability to learn from mistakes, those are the things that will take them far. It’s not just about the wins or losses, it's about the growth and the character they’re building along the way.
Used Black Beauty Ultra. It's a TTTF and KBG mix, it's just ok. It has a high weed/other crap percentage. There are so many TTTF cultivars now, many are LS (lateral spreading) so you don't need a KBG mix. Elite seed will have a zero weed/other crap percentage than cheaper seed (looking at you JG).
@@raphaelharbin9290 Hate to say so but I think I have the most beautiful yard on my street now. Unfortunately, you have to overseed once every few years.
Please do another experiment on “box store only” or “drought tolerance” based on seed availability! Show us how you get the seed? Etc. I loved this content and I loved the presentation
I love the box store only idea. drought tolerance would be very difficult to show as that's a primary breeding characteristic seed developers have been focusing on for the past 50 years. Drought tolerance is more dependent on how we care for the grass but also a great talking point! Thanks!
It's a very very difficult decision. Choosing a seed for your new front lawn, full sun conditions, zone 5-6. I'm looking for the top scorers in Kentucky blue and Perennial ryegrass seeds that have excellent dark dark green color, new improved disease resistance, drought resistance, early spring greenup, reduced Spring seed head development, cold tolerance and a blend that looks nice at a 4-inch cut. Also what is the ideal seed mix percentage, 50/50, 80/20, 60/40???
Great video. I’m going with CGI Cool Blue in my backyard and Blue Heat next year in the front yard. We’ll see how it goes. Thanks for taking the time on those grass types.
I live in Maryland and that cool blue GCI grass seed fell on its face and the summer months I went back to Lesco and Scott’s grass seed and my yard is immaculate 😊
yeah but looking back at that picture i didn't realize how much the KBG had all spread over the last 2 months! they filled out pretty well for it being summer time.
Ill tell ya right now that i tried using Johnathan Green Black-Beauty Ultra and i had weeds growing right along side of it that i never had before, not to mention that any kind of chemicals i used on that grass killed it immediately, thats any so-called "selective" weed killers to insecticides, oh i also forgot to mention that at least 30 or so percentage of it just never fills in and you have to keep re-seeding over and over again and the summer heat killed off a good percentage of it as well😢
the front PRG is Grand Slam, and the back is Slugger 3GL, I purchased both from seedsuperstore but they appear to be out of stock at the moment. a google search should turn up a retailer.
unfortunately they all died over the winter. i think with them being in the bags and the roots being exposed to the extreme cold did it, i probably should have put them back in the garage .
Is there a breakdown of the specific grass seed products matched to each example shown? I skimmed through but didn't catch this breakdown. I went with a TTTF, Jonathan Green Original (in MI). I'm curious which tall fescues were used in the right column of samples.
I quickly go over them in another video but it's not the best video tbh audio is a bit wonky and camera is shaky, but it's the 13 different grass seeds video a couple months ago. . The fescues are 5BAB, SS1000 blend, Amity. GCI Cool Blue, and Regenerate.
It’s supposed to be a drought tolerance fescue but I’m confused on what the difference is between this “Tuff Turf” fescue and regular Tall fescue? Can you help explain? Thank you!
At my mom's old house in the back there was a patch of grass unlike any I have ever seen. The blades were very thick never grew very tall. The feel was super soft. It liked to grow in roundish patch patterns. It literally looked like fake turf grass. It was the perfect grass seed. It was the only time I've ever seen that type of grass. Unfortunately it died off when she got sick and I was unable to visit the property. Regular grass took over. I was curious if anyone knew what type of grass this was?
Any brand/site recommendations for the best cool season grass seeds? My lawn currently is tall fescue. I was thinking about starting to mix in some KBG with tall fescue.
Thanks! I would look for some kentucky bluegrass. I have some experience with the barenbrug turf blue HGT and I'm fairly impressed with its growth rate. Vertically it seems a bit slower than others but laterally it fills in gaps much faster than most. The draw back is the color is not super dark, more in the middle of the pack. Also it's a bit hard to find in seed but readily available in sod is the Scotts Pro Vista Kentucky Blue Grass. It's perfect for what your looking for.
"Scott's Pro Vista Improved" . The "Improved" variety has a darker blue green than the regular Scott's Pro Vista. Both currently available in seed and Sod. This is a genetically-modified seed that grows at a much slower pace. A big drawback is that it requires patience, a lot of patience because it can take up to a year to fill in.
I wasn't even aware of elite seed.It's worth the money if you're not starting from scratch every year. Any ideas on what tell fescue for Asheville, NC and where to buy it since seed superstore isn't working?
seed is tough to find right now. i highly reccomend the cool blue from this video. you can get it from GCI turf. gciturfacademy.com/collections/gci-grass-seed/products/gci-turf-cool-blue-grass-seed
Hi Caleb, I love the in depth videos you're putting out...Nice work! I subscribed. I live in northern Colorado and I have recently purchased seed from the seed superstore, what i purchased was SS1100 and SS9000. I think I am going to mix the grass seeds and spread them...any thoughts? Thank you!
Thank you, sir! I have a lot of equipment for around the yard if you ever need help with anything. I just bought a curbing machine and finished my yard last week, I need to start filming LOL.
4th millennium is tall fescue, mazama is Kentucky blue grass. The two are very different and will perform different depending on your region. Your biggest question for yourself is do you want a short cut lawn? Go with Kentucky blue grass or perennial rye, tall cut lawn go with tall fescue. The farther north you live I would be more inclined for Kentucky blue and vise versa the faster south the more I would want tall fescue.
Silver Cymbal suggests Jonathan Greene Black Beauty Ultra grass seed. I'm on Long Island and just moved into my first home and so this year will be my first time overseeding. What are your thoughts on this seed?
youtube is not letting me respond for some reason in any amount of detail. JG BBU is decent one size fits all approach. not great, not junk. for your area i would recommend seed super store ss1000 blend. its a 4 way turf type tall fescue that performs very well in your region.
I do have other videos where i get right up on top of them, ruclips.net/video/gFEVlMGps5s/видео.html . i will have an end of season update on them all and i will start talking about each one in more detail
id prob go with a warm season grass these are for transition zone and north. some of northern tx is in the southern part of the transition zone. but bermuda / st. aug/ zoysia are probably your local grasses. bermuda likes to be cut short, st aug is a taller grass. zoysia is in the middle.
I'd go with a Kentucky bluegrass. Gci turf blue heat found here.. gciturfacademy.com/products/gci-turf-blue-heat-grass-seed You could also do a tall fescue or a mix of both, depending on your preference.
Great video but I was really hoping to see a good comparison between different seed types and not with one another.. I read that many Tall fescues are now self-repairing, just like KBG.. have you seen it in your tries? You have a pack with 4th Millenium TF, does it do well under shade and does it regenerate itself to fill the empty spots?
I bought some expensive seed at a box store and it said blue seed but Kentucky was not used. The seed was very small. It was more expensive. Do you think this will be alright ?
without knowing exactly what you bought and the conditions of your yard i cant say exactly. Kentucky bluegrass is a very tiny seed so it may be kentucky blue grass. the important thing to remember with Kentucky blue grass is its very slow to start growing. it can take up to 21 days to sprout out of the ground. which means you have to keep it moist for that long. failure to do so can result in unsatisfactory results. then once it has germinated it will seem like its not growing for another 3 weeks or so, stay relentless with your watering and you should get good results.
Depends on what atributes your after. Only thing special about that is it spreads. Otherwise pretty average. Barenbrug has good seeds. I just threw 20lbs of one of their kbg mixes down at my parents house. The turf blue hgt. Selected for its drought, traffic ,shade and disease resistance. However if after dark color it's an aweful choice.
SS5000 is the SS1100 mix(Kentucky blue grass) with a bit of perennial rye and chewing's fescue mixed in. the rye will add some darker color and the the chewings will get you a smidge faster green up in the spring time. Other than that SS1000 is tall fescue so really its what you prefer for a lawn. shorter cut or taller cut. Also blue grass needs a bit more water than TTTF, but KBG stands up to foot traffic and repairs. I personally prefer a shorter cut lawn and you cant cut tall fescue short and expect it to like it.
Tall fescue is a type of grass with several varities of it. It sounds like tuff turf is a mid grade seed. Not something i woukd consider for my yard. Here is a quote from tuff turf......"Tuff Turf was created as economical, but higher quality option to K-31 or Fawn, the older forage type fescues. Perfect for areas that get little or no supplemental irrigation, or in other words, beat up and neglected. A versatile option for home lawns, outlying areas on commercial properties and acreages."
some verities are more heat resistant than others, but rye is a cool season grass, being south of the transition zone would be very tough work to keep it from going dormant in the summers. my summers in here in colorado did a number on it
Not trying to hijack the thread. I'm in the DC area and our summers are almost as hot as south Georgia. Rye Grass will absolutely not hold up to South Gerogia summers. Rye grass is only good for Temps below 75° tops
@@ousamaabdu794 humidity must matter a lot, here in Utah a lot of people grow prg grass just fine up to 100°. It is low humidity here though maybe that’s the difference 🤷♂️
I've overseeded with Scott's heavy traffic before and to tell you the truth, I have no idea if it really did anything or not. This year I'm doing a big reno and overseeding mainly with Barenbrug's Water Saver RTF tall fescue.
@@NextLevelLawnCare Each year, I order a bag of tall fescue sun and one of tall fescue shade (2 or 5-pound bags) every year. The ground is somewhat clay here near the Potomac River, Mid-atlantic area. The homestore, popular brands never work. Thank you!
He talks about his grass like a proud dad talking about his childs athletic accomplishments and challenges, reflecting on the journey, hard work, and lessons learned. It hasn’t always been easy, there have been ups and downs, missed shots, and tough losses. But each setback has only made them stronger. Watching them push through challenges, pick themselves up after a fall, and keep trying no matter what. The dedication, the perseverance, the ability to learn from mistakes, those are the things that will take them far. It’s not just about the wins or losses, it's about the growth and the character they’re building along the way.
@@El_El_Guapo my wife would agree.
Used Black Beauty Ultra. It's a TTTF and KBG mix, it's just ok. It has a high weed/other crap percentage. There are so many TTTF cultivars now, many are LS (lateral spreading) so you don't need a KBG mix. Elite seed will have a zero weed/other crap percentage than cheaper seed (looking at you JG).
I went with midnight Kentucky blue grass. Great in fall and spring. Summer heat and bunch of problems. Everyone wants a piece of my lawn now….✅
Excellent choice
Are you saying it didn’t do well in the summer heat?
Great video, i do lawn care and really enjoy this stuff
Kentucky blue grass is best but I ended up picking Johnathan Green Black Beauty in southern Michigan.
How did it turn out
@@raphaelharbin9290 Hate to say so but I think I have the most beautiful yard on my street now. Unfortunately, you have to overseed once every few years.
I've been thinking I'll get that seed so I'm glad you like it. I wish it had a little KBG or at least RTF in it though
Please do another experiment on “box store only” or “drought tolerance” based on seed availability! Show us how you get the seed? Etc. I loved this content and I loved the presentation
I love the box store only idea. drought tolerance would be very difficult to show as that's a primary breeding characteristic seed developers have been focusing on for the past 50 years. Drought tolerance is more dependent on how we care for the grass but also a great talking point! Thanks!
You've got an awesome conversational style -- really enjoyed it.
Thanks!
It's a very very difficult decision. Choosing a seed for your new front lawn, full sun conditions, zone 5-6. I'm looking for the top scorers in Kentucky blue and Perennial ryegrass seeds that have excellent dark dark green color, new improved disease resistance, drought resistance, early spring greenup, reduced Spring seed head development, cold tolerance and a blend that looks nice at a 4-inch cut. Also what is the ideal seed mix percentage, 50/50, 80/20, 60/40???
@@blaiseducdaumont1280 I'd go with thelawnlife.com/products/blackout-elite-kentucky-bluegrass-ryegrass
Great video. I’m going with CGI Cool Blue in my backyard and Blue Heat next year in the front yard. We’ll see how it goes. Thanks for taking the time on those grass types.
Thanks, ive been very impressed by the Cool Blue, im sure youll love it!
@green M were are you located? I did a year long blue heat project in SoCal. There are some plus and minuses.
I live in Maryland and that cool blue GCI grass seed fell on its face and the summer months I went back to Lesco and Scott’s grass seed and my yard is immaculate 😊
What a huge difference in the colors a few months back. Great video
yeah but looking back at that picture i didn't realize how much the KBG had all spread over the last 2 months! they filled out pretty well for it being summer time.
@@NextLevelLawnCare yes it has! 🔥🔥
Rye grass seems to respond to liquid fertilizer or other liquid products much better than the other 2 varieties in my experience
Blue tag TTTF. Just scorched my miserable 20 KBG that has been over run by every grass CT has to offer. Full irrigation as well. We'll see.
I'll buy Scott's starter mix to keep it simple.
Used generic twice and dead again
Ill tell ya right now that i tried using Johnathan Green Black-Beauty Ultra and i had weeds growing right along side of it that i never had before, not to mention that any kind of chemicals i used on that grass killed it immediately, thats any so-called "selective" weed killers to insecticides, oh i also forgot to mention that at least 30 or so percentage of it just never fills in and you have to keep re-seeding over and over again and the summer heat killed off a good percentage of it as well😢
The PRG in the front row is freaking awesome! What cultivar is it?
Excellent video! Thanks for the detailed testing. What is the exact prg in the front and where can I buy it? What about the prg in the back?
the front PRG is Grand Slam, and the back is Slugger 3GL, I purchased both from seedsuperstore but they appear to be out of stock at the moment. a google search should turn up a retailer.
Good stuff man
Please do an in depth just like this but about tall fescue varieties. Test the top 10
Nice work Caleb. I am still deciding on the over-seed plan this coming year. I do have a surprise for my backyard though. 👊😎🌴
ohh cant wat to see what it is!
That was good that was very well explained thanks
It's been a year? Any plans for the update? Great video
unfortunately they all died over the winter. i think with them being in the bags and the roots being exposed to the extreme cold did it, i probably should have put them back in the garage .
Which one would be best for Alabama? I have Bermuda at the moment and I'm not a fan. Back yard is Arden 15. Front yard is sod Bermuda.
Is there a breakdown of the specific grass seed products matched to each example shown?
I skimmed through but didn't catch this breakdown. I went with a TTTF, Jonathan Green Original (in MI). I'm curious which tall fescues were used in the right column of samples.
I quickly go over them in another video but it's not the best video tbh audio is a bit wonky and camera is shaky, but it's the 13 different grass seeds video a couple months ago. . The fescues are 5BAB, SS1000 blend, Amity. GCI Cool Blue, and Regenerate.
That was really useful, thanks! What's the best way to identify elite grass seed online or in the store?
@@tadmarshall2739 a certified blue tag seed, would be considered elite.
Great video. I had “Tuff Turf” fescue sod layed last fall for my front lawn here in north Texas.
It’s supposed to be a drought tolerance fescue but I’m confused on what the difference is between this “Tuff Turf” fescue and regular Tall fescue? Can you help explain? Thank you!
I think tuff turf (at least from twin city seed) has tttf, perennial rye, and kbg.
At my mom's old house in the back there was a patch of grass unlike any I have ever seen. The blades were very thick never grew very tall. The feel was super soft. It liked to grow in roundish patch patterns.
It literally looked like fake turf grass. It was the perfect grass seed. It was the only time I've ever seen that type of grass. Unfortunately it died off when she got sick and I was unable to visit the property. Regular grass took over.
I was curious if anyone knew what type of grass this was?
Might have been Kentucky 31 Fescue.
Could be either Fine Fiscue, Bluegrass or Sissy grass
Cool update Caleb. Of course the prg is the true alpha grass 👍🏻🤣
😂😂😂 Thanks man! there's a reason I named my Dog Rye.
@@NextLevelLawnCare which Rye brands did you use?
Any brand/site recommendations for the best cool season grass seeds? My lawn currently is tall fescue. I was thinking about starting to mix in some KBG with tall fescue.
Great video!! Can you recommend any grass that don’t grow tall (less mowing needed) and durable for Michigan region? Thanks!
Thanks! I would look for some kentucky bluegrass. I have some experience with the barenbrug turf blue HGT and I'm fairly impressed with its growth rate. Vertically it seems a bit slower than others but laterally it fills in gaps much faster than most. The draw back is the color is not super dark, more in the middle of the pack. Also it's a bit hard to find in seed but readily available in sod is the Scotts Pro Vista Kentucky Blue Grass. It's perfect for what your looking for.
I meant new york.
"Scott's Pro Vista Improved" . The "Improved" variety has a darker blue green than the regular Scott's Pro Vista. Both currently available in seed and Sod. This is a genetically-modified seed that grows at a much slower pace. A big drawback is that it requires patience, a lot of patience because it can take up to a year to fill in.
I hated the GCI cool Blue, I removed them after they turned brown in summer
Thanks for the advice. Where could I purchase the Everest grass?
Unitedseeds.com currently has some.
Don’t see an update, did you keep this project for this spring?
Which grass types love/tolerate the most water? My situation is water-loving, wet area, drainage areas swail grass type? Thanks
Thank you. Very helpful!
That rye is so dark green
So far its the king of color
I wasn't even aware of elite seed.It's worth the money if you're not starting from scratch every year. Any ideas on what tell fescue for Asheville, NC and where to buy it since seed superstore isn't working?
seed is tough to find right now. i highly reccomend the cool blue from this video. you can get it from GCI turf. gciturfacademy.com/collections/gci-grass-seed/products/gci-turf-cool-blue-grass-seed
Awesome review 👍🏼 Thank you!!
I’m from New Zealand specifically Auckland…doesn’t snow here summer reaches 25 or higher degrees and humidity at 65%. What can you recommend? Thanks
Hi Caleb, I love the in depth videos you're putting out...Nice work! I subscribed. I live in northern Colorado and I have recently purchased seed from the seed superstore, what i purchased was SS1100 and SS9000. I think I am going to mix the grass seeds and spread them...any thoughts?
Thank you!
Those should be an awesome mix for you!
Thank you, sir! I have a lot of equipment for around the yard if you ever need help with anything. I just bought a curbing machine and finished my yard last week, I need to start filming LOL.
@@adammiller172 awesome! for like concrete cubing?
@@NextLevelLawnCare Yes sir!
Wish u had said wish one is the best in the type for now.. trying figure which was mazama and 4th millennium
4th millennium is tall fescue, mazama is Kentucky blue grass. The two are very different and will perform different depending on your region. Your biggest question for yourself is do you want a short cut lawn? Go with Kentucky blue grass or perennial rye, tall cut lawn go with tall fescue. The farther north you live I would be more inclined for Kentucky blue and vise versa the faster south the more I would want tall fescue.
Silver Cymbal suggests Jonathan Greene Black Beauty Ultra grass seed. I'm on Long Island and just moved into my first home and so this year will be my first time overseeding. What are your thoughts on this seed?
youtube is not letting me respond for some reason in any amount of detail. JG BBU is decent one size fits all approach. not great, not junk. for your area i would recommend seed super store ss1000 blend. its a 4 way turf type tall fescue that performs very well in your region.
@@NextLevelLawnCare Will be sure to look into it. Thank you! Looking forward to more videos
Which ones would you recommend for drought state or southern California?
Try sowing California native grass for drought tolerance.
Any ideas on what to use for Pacific Northwest?
any update? thanks
Is vigoro any good? Lol i have the mix
Trying a small patch just to test tho
I wish I you would get up close to each grass type.... why make a video about grass seed and not go up close to it????
I do have other videos where i get right up on top of them, ruclips.net/video/gFEVlMGps5s/видео.html . i will have an end of season update on them all and i will start talking about each one in more detail
@@NextLevelLawnCare now that I can respect.... I will consider subscribing thanks
Hello what would you recommend for a hot summer I live in Tx
id prob go with a warm season grass these are for transition zone and north. some of northern tx is in the southern part of the transition zone. but bermuda / st. aug/ zoysia are probably your local grasses. bermuda likes to be cut short, st aug is a taller grass. zoysia is in the middle.
What grass would you recommend for calabash, NC?
I'd go with a Kentucky bluegrass. Gci turf blue heat found here.. gciturfacademy.com/products/gci-turf-blue-heat-grass-seed
You could also do a tall fescue or a mix of both, depending on your preference.
What’s the best seeds for a climate like south Florida
What’s the exact name of the 2 dark green rye grasses?
Slugger 3gl, and grand slam perennial rye
@@NextLevelLawnCare They are the best-looking ones on the video. Was it the same up close?
@@NextLevelLawnCareThank you kind sir.
Great video but I was really hoping to see a good comparison between different seed types and not with one another.. I read that many Tall fescues are now self-repairing, just like KBG.. have you seen it in your tries? You have a pack with 4th Millenium TF, does it do well under shade and does it regenerate itself to fill the empty spots?
Also, would you know if Preferred Seed is a good seller of elite grass seeds? TIA :)
Youll want to look for RTF or regenerating tall fescue. it does repair its self, but its SLOW it will only creep an inch or 2 each season.
it does appear they sell several elite varieties of seed. should be a good vendor but i have no experience with them.
I bought some expensive seed at a box store and it said blue seed but Kentucky was not used. The seed was very small. It was more expensive. Do you think this will be alright ?
without knowing exactly what you bought and the conditions of your yard i cant say exactly. Kentucky bluegrass is a very tiny seed so it may be kentucky blue grass. the important thing to remember with Kentucky blue grass is its very slow to start growing. it can take up to 21 days to sprout out of the ground. which means you have to keep it moist for that long. failure to do so can result in unsatisfactory results. then once it has germinated it will seem like its not growing for another 3 weeks or so, stay relentless with your watering and you should get good results.
@@NextLevelLawnCare
Barenbrug turf star rpr # 1 grass seed
Depends on what atributes your after. Only thing special about that is it spreads. Otherwise pretty average. Barenbrug has good seeds. I just threw 20lbs of one of their kbg mixes down at my parents house. The turf blue hgt. Selected for its drought, traffic ,shade and disease resistance. However if after dark color it's an aweful choice.
@@NextLevelLawnCare when it comes to grass seed, beauty is in the eye of the beholder
I just put down their RTF mix. Hoping the long roots save me some water.
@@Indylimburg let us know how it is coming
What brand/product do you recommend for fescue?
The gci turf cool blue is really nice stuff! if i was going TTTF i would buy that in a heart beat.
Good stuff.
Thanks!
Where are you located to have had 100 weather.
Southern Colorado
Great video! Very surprised at how dark those PRG cultivars are. What cultivar is the front one? (PRG) - Grand Slam?
Yep that one was grand slam
That one looks the darkest green to me, amazing
Great video, thank you for your insight. Is there any way to contact you for any other lawn care/ landscape questions?
I have an Instagram or you could email me at nextlevellawncareyt@gmail.com
How would SS1000 compare against SS5000 for New York City?
SS5000 is the SS1100 mix(Kentucky blue grass) with a bit of perennial rye and chewing's fescue mixed in. the rye will add some darker color and the the chewings will get you a smidge faster green up in the spring time. Other than that SS1000 is tall fescue so really its what you prefer for a lawn. shorter cut or taller cut. Also blue grass needs a bit more water than TTTF, but KBG stands up to foot traffic and repairs. I personally prefer a shorter cut lawn and you cant cut tall fescue short and expect it to like it.
What’s the difference between “Tuff Turf “ fescue and Tall fescue?
Tall fescue is a type of grass with several varities of it. It sounds like tuff turf is a mid grade seed. Not something i woukd consider for my yard. Here is a quote from tuff turf......"Tuff Turf was created as economical, but higher quality option to K-31 or Fawn, the older forage type fescues. Perfect for areas that get little or no supplemental irrigation, or in other words, beat up and neglected. A versatile option for home lawns, outlying areas on commercial properties and acreages."
I wouldn't want "Tuff Turf" Fescue in my lawn!
Can any rye grass handle mid to south georgia summers? Ryegrass is so beautify
some verities are more heat resistant than others, but rye is a cool season grass, being south of the transition zone would be very tough work to keep it from going dormant in the summers. my summers in here in colorado did a number on it
Not trying to hijack the thread. I'm in the DC area and our summers are almost as hot as south Georgia. Rye Grass will absolutely not hold up to South Gerogia summers. Rye grass is only good for Temps below 75° tops
@@ousamaabdu794 humidity must matter a lot, here in Utah a lot of people grow prg grass just fine up to 100°. It is low humidity here though maybe that’s the difference 🤷♂️
@@Bob46374 What part of Utah are you in Bob?
Why are all Tuber scared of naming names. When you say Ace Hardware I think of Jonathan Green which I'm looking to buy next week. Come on man...
because it was the ace hardware branded high traffic seed. i called it exactly what it is :)
@@NextLevelLawnCare We just want to see the bags. We're visual creaturesres
Update
Barenbrug!
Shit I just put down ace heavy traffic….
😬 it's junk. So many different colors of grass in it when it was alive.
I've overseeded with Scott's heavy traffic before and to tell you the truth, I have no idea if it really did anything or not. This year I'm doing a big reno and overseeding mainly with Barenbrug's Water Saver RTF tall fescue.
@@Indylimburg Barenbrug makes some quality mixes. i used their turf blue HGT on my parents lawn :)
Is the superseedstore still operating? I can't seem to get anything from the website now and the email is bouncing!
i just checked it doesn't appear to be. what seed are you looking for? i might be able to point you to somewhere that has it
@@NextLevelLawnCare Each year, I order a bag of tall fescue sun and one of tall fescue shade (2 or 5-pound bags) every year. The ground is somewhat clay here near the Potomac River, Mid-atlantic area. The homestore, popular brands never work. Thank you!