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The Natural Choice.


elite vegetative bermudagrass


“After growing IronCutter for 11 months, I’d recommend this bermudagrass to anyone!” -Eddie Moore (TPI Member), Collins-Wharf Sod Farm, Maryland


Plant a better vegetative Bermuda. One that grows vertically; one that


harvests early, with deep roots. One with a legendary cold-tolerant lineage from the Oklahoma plains, bred by Dr. Charles Taliaferro (of Patriot, Northbridge, & Latitude 36 fame). IronCutter: A new, natural solution for sod producers wanting consistency, lowered inputs, & elite performance from bermudagrass forged for golf, sports turf, & landscapes.


At MVS, we believe an elite variety can only reach its full potential with help from an exceptional sod producer. Producers like Eddie Moore & his family.. IIff you agree, please contact us to join the IronCutter family!


f you ag , please contact us to join the I er family!


IRON CUTTER IS AVAILABLE FOR LICENSE ASAP Exclusively from Mountain View Seeds!


#1 IN TURFGRASS QUALITY (GEORGIA, FLORIDA, KANSAS AND MARYLAND) #1 IN SPRING GREENUP (INDIANA) #1 IN FOR DIVOT RECOVERY (ARKANSAS)


#1 IN SUMMER LIVING GROUND COVER % (CALIFORNIA) 2013-2017 NTEP BERMUDA TRIAL


The Moore Family


www.mtviewseeds.com


503-588-7333


info@mtviewseeds.com


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