PERENNIAL RYEGRASS
FurlonG
Furlong perennial ryegrass has the best new germplasm available and is top ranked in the latest trials. It has a dark green color and excellent Gray Leaf Spot resistance. Lebanon Turf
Gray Wolf – perennial ryegrass • Gray Leaf Spot resistance • Density • Transition & Overseeding • Crown Rust resistance Pure Seed
New Sealand – perennial ryegrass • Gray Leaf Spot resistance • Stem Rust resistance • Transition and Overseeding Pure Seed
PimlicO
Pimlico perennial ryegrass is a drought and heat resistant variety that establishes quickly. It has a high endophyte level. Pimlico also has good cold hardiness. Lebanon Turf
Proline ST is a salt tolerant overseeding perennial ryegrass. Proline ST is one of SiteOne’s two new LESCO turf-type perennial ryegrasses which have shown superior qualities for over-seeding and permanent turf. Proline ST has a delicate but dense leaf structure with a deep, dark- green color. Proline ST has shown promising persistence when watered with saline solutions and kept at high temperatures. Proline ST is a versatile turf that will excel in overseeding, regions that use effluent water, home lawns and sports turf. Proline ST (LCP186) was entered into the 2016 NTEP Over-seeding Trial and excelled in turf quality for several locations. In limited supply for Fall of 2018. SiteOne Landscape Supply
Silver Sport – perennial ryegrass • Spreading Ryegrass • Exceptional Gray Leaf Spot Resistance • Top Performer in NTEP • Dark Green Color and Density • Turf Quality Pure Seed
Virte perennial ryegrass has a unique dark green-blue hue with a delicate leaf structure for an ultra- soft refined lawn. Virte is one of SiteOne’s two new LESCO turf-type perennial ryegrasses which have shown superior qualities for over- seeding and permanent turf. Virte has abundant tillers for increased density and self-repair. Virte was bred to have increased resistance against Pythium and Brown Patch Disease. Virte would make a high-end turf for home or commercial lawns. Virte was entered into the 2016 NTEP Permanent Trial. In limited supply for Fall of 2018. SiteOne Landscape Supply
Innovation™ Zoysia is a zoysia grass cultivar developed under the experimental designation KSUZ 0802, jointly released by Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station and Texas A&M AgriLife Research, and commercialized under an agreement with Sod Solutions, Inc. for sublicensing into the turf industry. Innovation Zoysia was bred to overcome the leaf texture and density limitations of Meyer Zoysia, but with similar cold hardiness. Innovation Zoysia has demonstrated confirmed improvements in fineness of texture, density and cold hardiness throughout the transition zones. Winter color and spring green-up have been outstanding in 2018 after a record-setting winter. Innovation has an extensive runner, rhizome, and root system with good shade tolerance. Resistance to billbug damage also has been documented. Based upon the results from research, Innovation can be successfully grown as far north as zone 6a on the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map. Evaluations are underway in more southern regions to further define the ideal geographic range of production. Innovation is well suited for use in home lawns, on golf course fairways and tees, and other recreational areas. Innovation is in the early production phases with plug trays and expansion of plant stock underway. Foundation stock is available in plug trays and slab sod. Sod Solutions
Primo Zoysia, the new introduction from Doguet Ventures/Bladerunner Farms, has been developed to be used from tee to green. Doguet Ventures/Bladerunner Farms
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TPI Turf News July/August 2018
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