Posted by Dave G on July 19, 2010, 4:22 pm
One of my local stores was selling a "special" grass seed that was
bright green. Each piece of seed was supposedly wrapped in a mulch and
a fertilizer of some kind, and it was supposed to grow faster than
conventional grass seed. The store stopped carrying it, and now the
manager can't recall what the name of the product was. Does thing ring
a bell for anyone here?
Posted by Jim on July 19, 2010, 7:33 pm
Dave G wrote:
>
> One of my local stores was selling a "special" grass seed that was
> bright green. Each piece of seed was supposedly wrapped in a mulch and
> a fertilizer of some kind, and it was supposed to grow faster than
> conventional grass seed. The store stopped carrying it, and now the
> manager can't recall what the name of the product was. Does thing ring
> a bell for anyone here?
Pennington Select™ products contain Pennington Seed’s exclusive
Penkoted® seed coating technology.
http://www.penningtonseed.com/ProductSubCategory.aspx?id2
Posted by trader4 on July 22, 2010, 5:55 pm
> Dave G wrote:
> > One of my local stores was selling a "special" grass seed that was
> > bright green. Each piece of seed was supposedly wrapped in a mulch and
> > a fertilizer of some kind, and it was supposed to grow faster than
> > conventional grass seed. The store stopped carrying it, and now the
> > manager can't recall what the name of the product was. Does thing ring
> > a bell for anyone here?
> Pennington Select™ products contain Pennington Seed’s exclusive
> Penkoted® seed coating technology.
> http://www.penningtonseed.com/ProductSubCategory.aspx?id=32
Penkoted seed is green, but it's a protective fungicide, not
fertilizer and mulch. There are other products available, usually
targeted for lawn repair, that include seed, fertilizer and hydraulic
mulch. They are typically a blue/green so that when applied it
blends in better until the grass grows.
I'd try googling for "grass seed mulch fertilizer" or similar
Posted by Jim on July 22, 2010, 6:42 pm
trader4 wrote:
> Jim wrote:
> > Dave G wrote:
> >
> > > One of my local stores was selling a "special" grass seed that was
> > > bright green. Each piece of seed was supposedly wrapped in a mulch and
> > > a fertilizer of some kind, and it was supposed to grow faster than
> > > conventional grass seed. The store stopped carrying it, and now the
> > > manager can't recall what the name of the product was. Does thing ring
> > > a bell for anyone here?
> >
> > Pennington Select™ products contain Pennington Seed’s exclusive
> > Penkoted® seed coating technology.
> >
> > http://www.penningtonseed.com/ProductSubCategory.aspx?id2
>
> Penkoted seed is green, but it's a protective fungicide, not
> fertilizer and mulch. There are other products available, usually
> targeted for lawn repair, that include seed, fertilizer and hydraulic
> mulch. They are typically a blue/green so that when applied it
> blends in better until the grass grows.
>
> I'd try googling for "grass seed mulch fertilizer" or similar
good point and something I missed in the OP's post. glad you pointed that out.
Posted by Jim on July 22, 2010, 6:45 pm
Dave G wrote:
>
> One of my local stores was selling a "special" grass seed that was
> bright green. Each piece of seed was supposedly wrapped in a mulch and
> a fertilizer of some kind, and it was supposed to grow faster than
> conventional grass seed. The store stopped carrying it, and now the
> manager can't recall what the name of the product was. Does thing ring
> a bell for anyone here?
http://www.penningtonseed.com/psc-seed_mulch_combo_35
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> One of my local stores was selling a "special" grass seed that was
> bright green. Each piece of seed was supposedly wrapped in a mulch and
> a fertilizer of some kind, and it was supposed to grow faster than
> conventional grass seed. The store stopped carrying it, and now the
> manager can't recall what the name of the product was. Does thing ring
> a bell for anyone here?