Artimuss Tall Fescue Grass Seed

Why Homeowners & Pros Choose Artimuss Faster establishment: Gravity® SL PGS treatment jump-starts germination and rooting for quicker green-up. Dense, resilient turf: Lateral-spread tall fescue genetics improve stand density and recovery under stress. Heat & drought tolerance: Holds color and quality through summer stress. Excellent disease resistance: Cultivars chosen for strong tolerance to common cool-season turf diseases. Blue Tag Certified: AOSCA certification for varietal purity and traceable quality. What’s in the Bag 24.89% Titanium G-LS Tall Fescue 24.82% Avenger III Tall Fescue 24.76% Spyder 2LS Tall Fescue 24.71% Dynamite G-LS Tall Fescue Purity: 0% weed seed · 0% other crop · Inert matter: 0.82%Treatment: Spray-treated with Gravity® SL PGS Seeding Rates & Coverage (25 lb Bag) Use Case Rate 25lb Coverage New Lawns / Bare Soil 8–10 lb per 1,000 sq ft ≈ 2,500–3,125 sq ft Overseeding Established Turf 4–5 lb per 1,000 sq ft ≈ 5,000–6,250 sq ft Tip: Use a calibrated broadcast or drop spreader. See our Spreader Settings. How to Install (Step-by-Step) Prepare the soil: Mow short, remove debris, and loosen the top 0.5–1" of soil. Level low spots. Seed: Apply at the rate above. For bare soil, make a second pass at a perpendicular angle. Starter fertilizer: Apply a phosphorus-containing starter per soil test or label. Topdress: Lightly cover seed with peat moss, clean straw, or a thin compost layer to retain moisture. Water: Keep the top 0.5" of soil consistently moist until germination (usually 7–14 days depending on temperature). First mow: Mow when seedlings reach ~3–3.5", removing no more than 1/3 of the blade. Early care: Reduce watering frequency as roots deepen; avoid heavy traffic until established. Important: Do not apply pre-emergent herbicides during seeding—they will prevent germination. Best Time to Seed & Mow Height Timing: Early fall is ideal in cool-season regions; spring seeding is also possible with diligent watering. Mowing: Maintain at 3.0–4.0 inches for best color, density, and stress tolerance. Blue Tag Certified Blue Tag Certified seed meets AOSCA standards for varietal purity and quality, with documented lot traceability—so you know exactly what you’re putting down.