Price List

45% Creeping Red Fescue

30% Kentucky Bluegrass

20% Crested Wheatgrass, Fairway

5% White Clover

25% Creeping Red Fescue

25% Kentucky Bluegrass

25% Perennial Ryegrass

20% Sheep Fescue

5% Red Top Turf Grass

35% Creeping Red Fescue

30% Kentucky Bluegrass, 5 Star Brand

25% Crested Wheatgrass, Fairway

10% Annual Ryegrass

45% Creeping Red Fescue

45% Kentucky Bluegrass

10% Annual Ryegrass

Kentucky bluegrass is a widely adapted, long-lived, persistent, low-growing perennial grass. Its roots are shallow, fibrous and concentrated near the soil surface. It eventually forms a very firm sod from the spread of slender rhizomes. Characteristics of the rhizomes vary with variety. There are numerous other bluegrass species found within western Canada 

Five Star is a blend of the five of the best varieties for lawns. It is selected and blended for superior dark green colour, fine texture, and sod density. It maintains dark green colour even at low fertility rates and in high pH soils. It is also resistant to summer patch, leaf spot, and dollar spots. 

Kenai Kentucky Bluegrass is a specific variety of Kentucky bluegrass known for its adaptability and resilience, particularly in colder climates like Yukon and NWT 

Shamrock is one of the most aggressive bluegrasses  available. It forms a sod so dense that it will crowd out  most weeds. Shamrock exhibits early spring green-up and  remains dark green and dense all season long. Shamrock  is an excellent choice for home lawns, parks, or sod. Shamrock  was developed with quick establishment in  mind. It is wear tolerant and repairs itself by rhizomes.  Excellent for usage worldwide where other cool season  grasses grow. 

Kentucky Bluegrass, Park is a cool-season perennial grass widely used for forage and turf. 'Park' Kentucky Bluegrass is highly palatable, making it an excellent choice for grazing. It forms a tight sod through rhizomes, which helps with soil stabilization and erosion control. Performs well in cool, moist climates and can tolerate close, frequent grazing

It tends to go dormant and brown during hot, dry summers Takes longer to establish compared to other cool-season grasses

Wild Horse is known for it's rapid germination and great disease resistance. It's is a great choice for home lawns, commercial properties, and any location for turf with moderate maintenance requirements. 

Creeping Red is a major crop grown for seed in the Peace River region of Alberta. It is a long-lived, hardy, creeping rooted, cool season perennial grass used for stabilizing soil, as stockpiled forage, as blending for the turf industry, and as a seed crop in cool, moist regions. 

Hard Fescue is a grass that is found throughout North America. It is adapted to dry to moderately moist disturbed sites, forest margins and openings due to shade tolerance, and low fertility soil. It is long lived, shade tolerant and moderately tolerant to cold.

Sheep Fescue is a perennial grass that forms dense tufts of greyish green, bristle like leaves. It is drought tolerant and thrives in well drained, pool soil. It is commonly used for ground cover and erosion control and can withstand moderate equipment traffic. It is non-invasive and low maintenance.  

Turf-Type Tall Fescue is a popular turf grass for home and industrial sites in Canada. It has drought and disease resistant properties and is ideal for heavy foot traffic areas and athletic fields. Tall fescue is more tolerant to winter damage than other grass seed crops and thrives in a wide range of soil types and climates. It is commonly used by municipalities for planting recreationally fields and school grounds.  

Annual Ryegrass is a versatile and fast-growing cool-season grass, often used for turf applications. It germinates rapidly, typically within 3 to 7 days.

As its name suggests, it completes its lifecycle within a year.

Excellent for stabilizing soil and preventing erosion

Commonly used to add green color to dormant warm-season lawns during winter

It resists diseases and tolerates foot traffic well

Performs well in moderate climates but struggles in extreme cold or heat

Perennial Ryegrass is a popular choice for turf due to its versatility and resilience.

It germinates rapidly, typically within 5 to 10 days, making it ideal for quick establishment.

Known for its excellent wear tolerance, it can withstand heavy foot traffic, making it suitable for sports fields and high-use areas

It has good resistance to common turf diseases and pests

Performs well in a variety of soil types and climates, though it prefers full sun

T-1 Creeping Bentgrass is a highly regarded variety of bentgrass, especially popular for golf courses

• It has a remarkable dark blue-green color, which enhances the aesthetics of greens, tees, and fairways. 
• Known for its resilience, T-1 Creeping Bentgrass heals quickly from ball marks and divots. 
• It offers strong resistance to common turf diseases like dollar spot
• Requires less water and fewer chemical treatments, making it a sustainable choice

V-8 Creeping Bentgrass is another excellent variety, particularly favored for golf courses.

• It has improved resistance to dollar spot, reducing the need for fungicide applications  
• Performs well in hot conditions, maintaining its color and health
• Its dense structure withstands heavy foot traffic, making it durable for high-use areas
• Certified by Alliance for Low Input Sustainable Turf, meaning it requires less water, fertilizer, and pesticides, contributing to a more sustainable environment 

Penncross Creeping Bentgrass is a well-established variety, widely used for golf courses and other turf applications  

• Penncross is known for its quick establishment, making it ideal for new plantings.
• It has an aggressive lateral growth habit, which helps it fill in quickly and maintain a dense turf
• Penncross performs well in a variety of climates, from hot to cold
• It offers strong resistance to common turf diseases, ensuring a healthy and robust lawn 

Highland Colonial Bentgrass is a fine-leaved, cool-season sod-forming perennial, widely used for golf courses and home lawns 

• It has excellent resistance to dollar spot and improved resistance to brown patch
• Also fairly drought tolerant. It can persist on acid soils
• Can survive under low maintenance conditions with reduced nitrogen and still maintain excellent turf quality
• Suitable for fairways, roughs, and home lawns, maintaining its quality at various cutting heights 

Canada Bluegrass is a cool-season, perennial grass

• Highly adaptable to moderately acidic soils and poor fertility. It has a flattened stem and can withstand close grazing and heavy trampling.
• Used for erosion control on roadside and reclamation areas. It is also palatable to livestock and wildlife.
• The grass grows to a height of 23–30 cm
• Requires minimal maintenance and can become weedy or invasive in some regions
• Resilient and versatile grass, suitable for various projects

Fairway Crested Wheatgrass is a cool season perennial bunchgrass that is long-lived with a deep root system.

•  It starts growth in early spring and flowers in late spring. Requires a minimum of 10 inches of annual precipitation. Fairway is a shorter, denser, finer stemmed, and less productive than desert wheatgrass. 
• It is used extensively for reclamation, stabilization and erosion control. It prefers well drained soils, it is not adapted to poorly-drained soils or heavy clay soils