The Best Grass Seed for Sandy Soil

Formulated with top-notch seed varieties selected for lower inputs and greater heat tolerance.

improved turf type tall fescue vs. Kentucky 31


Tuff Turf Blend” is a great choice for sandy soil, drought, and high traffic.

In the picture above, you can clearly see the difference between improved turf-type tall fescues vs. the old Kentucky 31 tall fescue. The new varieties are lower growing, darker, and have thinner, more attractive blades.

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Why Choose Tuff Turf Blend?

Great Choice for Full Sun to Partial Shade – Works in almost any situation.

Works Well in Tougher Soils – Excellent choice for sandy or non-irrigated areas.

Durability in High Traffic Areas – Turn out the dogs or let the kids play – or both.

Deep, Dark‑Green Color – Gives your home excellent curb‑appeal.

No Coated Seed, No Fillers, No Annuals – Pure, 100% proprietary Kentucky Bluegrass for maximum value.

FORMULATION

100% Proprietary Turf-Type Tall Fescue
3 rhizomatous type varieties – SRP, LS, AST2

Tuff Turf Blend contains some varieties that are A-LIST approved & TWCA qualified, which means they have been developed, tested, and selected for lower inputs – reduced water, less chemicals & pesticides, less fertilizer, and greater heat tolerance.

SEEDING RATE

New Lawn: 10-12 lbs/1,000 sq. ft. or 450 lbs/acre
Overseeding: 5-6 lbs/sq. ft.

Tuff Turf Blend offers a beautiful, dark, and lush green lawn, suitable for both sun and shade. The newer turf-type tall fescue varieties are dark green and finer-bladed and include only elite varieties.

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NOTES ON TURF-TYPE TALL FESCUE

  • Turf-type tall fescue is a durable, drought-tolerant grass.
  • Improved varieties are a deep green color.
  • They complement turf-type perennial ryegrass and Kentucky bluegrass well.

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