Hancock's Argentine Bahia Grass Seed Mix (Coated)

• Argentine Bahia grass is a lush, wide bladed, attractive, low maintenance lawn and pasture grass variety..
• Ideal for lawns and pastures in Florida and other Southern states..
• Low watering requirements..
• High insect and disease resistance..
• Most environmentally friendly lawn and pasture grass variety available for the warm season climates..

Size:50 lbs. Argentine Bahia grass is very similar to St. Augustine in appearance with little to no seed sprout production like that of other bahia grass varieties. Argentine Bahia grass produces 10 to 12 feet of dense root structure allowing for low watering requirements. Combining low watering requirements with high insect and disease resistance, Argentine Bahiagrass is the most environmentally friendly lawn and pasture grass variety available for the warm season climates. Adaption Area: Argentine Bahia grass seed is commonly used for lawn and pasture applications across the southern United States including Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, North East Texas, and South West California. For more information on how well Argentine Bahiagrass grows in your exact location please call or contact us. Argentine Bahia grass seed is grown, harvested and processed by Hancock Farm & Seed Co., Inc. Argentine Bahiagrass Mix - Spring & Summer Mix (March 1 - October 14) 75% Coated Argentine Bahiagrass 25% Browntop Millet This S&S mix is shipped March 1 through October 14, unless otherwise requested. Our Spring & Summer Argentine grass seed mixture contains 75% Coated Argentine Bahiagrass and 25% Browntop Millet. The Browntop Millet is added to assist in fast ground coverage, retaining soil moisture and preventing soil and seed erosion. The Browntop Millet will also quickly establish an effective germination environment for the permanent Argentine Bahiagrass. The Browntop Millet will germinate in 5 to 7 days with adequate soil moisture and grow for approximately 65 days. During the Browntop millet’s 65 day growing cycle the permanent Argentine Bahiagrass will establish beneath the protective Browntop Millet’s coverage. It is very important to keep the newly seeded areas watered and mowed to prevent the Browntop Millet from overcrowding or shading out the young Argentine Bahiagrass seedlings.