Tough Turf lawn and turf seed mix
Turf Mix

Tough Turf

Tall Fescue & Kentucky Bluegrass Turf Blend

Tough Turf combines two turf-type tall fescues with Kentucky bluegrass to create a versatile cool-season turf blend. The mixture brings together the upright, bunch-type growth of tall fescue with the spreading growth habit of Kentucky bluegrass.

Best Uses
Residential Lawns  •  Commercial Turf  •  New Lawns  •  Turf Renovation
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8–10
Seeding Rate
lb / 1,000 sq ft
10–50
Packaging
lb Bags
2
Tall Fescues
Turf-Type Varieties
+
Bluegrass
Kentucky Bluegrass
What's In The Mix

Mix Components

Two turf-type tall fescue varieties form the primary turf base, complemented by Kentucky bluegrass.

Turf-Type Tall Fescue — Variety 1
Turf Grass
Turf-Type Tall Fescue — Variety 2
Turf Grass
Kentucky Bluegrass
Turf Grass

Mix Component Note: Mix components are subject to change based on seed availability. Substitutions may be made with comparable species or varieties when necessary.

Turf Benefits

A Versatile Cool-Season Turf Blend

Tough Turf combines multiple turf grasses to provide a diversified lawn and landscape planting.

01

Turf-Type Tall Fescue Base

Two tall fescue varieties provide the primary grass foundation of the mixture rather than relying on a single turf cultivar.

02

Kentucky Bluegrass Component

Kentucky bluegrass adds a turf species with a spreading growth habit that complements the bunch-type tall fescues.

03

Mixed Growth Habits

Combining tall fescue and Kentucky bluegrass provides different growth forms within the established lawn.

04

New Lawn Establishment

Tough Turf can be used for new cool-season lawn and landscape plantings where a mixed-species turf is desired.

05

Turf Renovation

The mix can also be used to renovate existing turf where site conditions and management are appropriate.

06

Landscape Versatility

The tall fescue and bluegrass combination provides a practical option for a range of maintained lawn and landscape applications.

Turf Establishment

Give New Turf the Best Start

Successful turf establishment depends on good seed-to-soil contact, consistent moisture during germination and proper management as the new lawn develops.

Seedbed
Prepare the Surface
Create a firm, smooth seedbed and establish good seed-to-soil contact after planting.
Moisture
Keep Seedbed Moist
Maintain consistent surface moisture during germination and early seedling establishment.
Establishment
Allow Turf to Develop
Limit heavy traffic until the new turf has developed sufficient roots and vegetative growth.

Turf Management Note: Turf establishment and appearance vary with planting timing, irrigation, soil fertility, mowing height, traffic, soil conditions and local climate.

Establishing or Renovating Turf?

Contact Weaver Seed for current Tough Turf availability, pricing or help selecting a turf mixture for your project.

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