Burlingham Seeds

Permanent Northern Turf Area Usage

• Performance enhanced with GLSR gray leaf spot resistant varieties

Dormant Winter overseeding of warm season turf

• Formulated with a balance of dark green varieties along with GLSR types

• Ability to mow short cut turf areas
• Fast germination and establishment
• Improved vigor and performance with endophyte enhanced seed

Permanent Northern Turf Area Usage

• Performance enhanced with GLSR gray leaf spot resistant varieties

Dormant Winter overseeding of warm season turf

• Formulated with a balance of dark green varieties along with GLSR types

• Ability to mow short cut turf areas
• Fast germination and establishment
• Improved vigor and performance with endophyte enhanced seed

• GLSR - Gray Leaf Spot Resistant
• High endophyte for added insect and stress tolerance
• High density and tight knit turfgrass
• Dark green color and fine textured turf
• Short mowing ability to 1/2 inch heights or less

• GLSR - Gray Leaf Spot Resistant
• Proven salt tolerance in independent trials in 2006
• High endophyte for added insect and stress tolerance
• Dark green color and fine textured turf
• Short mowing ability to 1/2 inch heights or less
• On MD/VA approved list

• GLSR - Gray Leaf Spot Resistant
• High endophyte for added insect and stress tolerance
• Tough permanent turf 
• Dark green color and fine textured turf
• Winter active turf, holding color in overseeding conditions
• Short mowing ability to 1/2 inch heights or less

• Extremely dark green color - top 5 NTEP in genetic color
• High density and tight knit turfgrass
• Developed for overseeding and sports turf use
• High performance in West Coast locations
• Short mowing ability to 1/2 inch heights or less

• The proven performer
• Very dark green - top ten genetic color NTEP 2000
• Low growing for less clippings
• Good gray leaf spot and brown patch resistance
• Very good in overseeding or permanent turf

• Economical alternative to perennial ryegrass for temporary turf
• Enhanced deeper green color than annual ryegrasses
• Less mowing than annual ryegrasses and older intermediate varieties
• Finer texture and less vertical growth for enhanced turf performance