The Best Grass Seed for Sunny Lawns
An outstanding and beautiful mix for full sun areas.
“Executive Sun Mix” is a beautiful mix of fine-bladed grass with excellent turf quality.
You can achieve the turf quality shown above by selecting the right seed, a quality fertilizer, and maintaining adequate moisture. Notice that no soil is showing. That’s the goal. This lawn is mown to 4″ tall.
Why Choose Executive Sun?
Best Choice for Full Sun – Perfect for any yard with mostly sunny areas.
Deep, Dark‑Green Color – Gives your home excellent curb‑appeal.
Fine‑Textured Leaf Blades – It has a super-soft texture. Great to run around in your bare feet. Your dachshund will thank you.
Excellent Seedling Vigor – Fast emergence from ryegrass. Gets your lawn off to a fast start.
Superior Disease Resistance – Provides you with an advantage against hot, humid summers.
No Coated Seed, No Fillers, No Annuals – Pure seed. Get the most value for your money.
NOTES ON KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS
- Kentucky Bluegrass is the most popular type of lawn grass in the Midwest.
- Proprietary bluegrass varieties are deep green and beautiful.
- Bluegrass can be planted alone or mixed with ryegrass, creeping red fescue, or turf-type tall fescue to provide an excellent lawn.
- Bluegrass does, however, take the most maintenance of any turfgrass. And it will go dormant before ryegrasses and tall fescues.
- Kentucky Bluegrass generally germinates in 20-25 days.
NOTES ON PERENNIAL RYEGRASS
- Improved ryegrass varieties are deep green and durable. They provide the excellent look of a well-maintained fairway on a golf course.
- Newer varieties are selected for enhanced gray leaf spot resistance.
- Ryegrass germinates quickly and provides quick ground cover to hold the soil.
- It often goes dormant after bluegrasses but before tall fescues.
- Ryegrass generally germinates in 7-10 days.