Warm Season Grass Seed
Warm Season Grasses won’t scorch in the heat of summer
Warm season grasses, as their name suggests, thrive in areas with hot summer temperatures, such as the Deep South, Texas and the southwest. Warm season grasses grow most vigorously in the warmest months of the year, in temperatures of 75-90 degrees. These grasses go dormant in the cooler weather of late fall and will green up again as temperatures warm in spring.
Midwest Shortgrass Native Grass Seed Mix is a low-maintenance blend perfect for adding year-long interest to meadows, lawns, and garden beds. Featuring a variety of low-growing grass...
Learn MoreMidwest Native Grass Seed Mix Midwest Native Grass Seed MixAs low as $10.95Per 1/4 PoundMidwest Shortgrass Native Grass Seed Mix is a low-maintenance blend perfect for adding year-long interest to meadows, lawns, and garden beds. Featuring a variety of low-growing grasses native to the Midwest, including Blue Grama Grass, Sand Dropseed, and Prairie Junegrass, this mix creates habitat for birds and local wildlife. Pair with wildflower seeds to attract pollinators.Learn MoreThis attractive grass produces purplish plumes with grey/green foliage. Little Bluestem can be planted for erosion control and will attract wildlife. Perennial. (Schizachyrium scopa...
Learn MoreLittle Bluestem Grass Seeds Little Bluestem Schizachyrium scopariumAs low as $9.95Per 1/4 PoundThis attractive grass produces purplish plumes with grey/green foliage. Little Bluestem can be planted for erosion control and will attract wildlife. Perennial. (Schizachyrium scoparium)Learn MoreBuffalo Grass can be planted as a ground cover and is a low-maintenance solution to any lawn or meadow. It is extremely drought tolerant and will attract wildlife. Perennial. (Buchl...
Learn MoreBuffalo Grass Seeds Buffalo Grass Buchloe dacyloidesAs low as $15.95Per 1/4 PoundBuffalo Grass can be planted as a ground cover and is a low-maintenance solution to any lawn or meadow. It is extremely drought tolerant and will attract wildlife. Perennial. (Buchloe dactyloides)Learn More