Introduced Grasses

Find introduced grass species for lawns, pastures, forage, erosion control, conservation areas, and other managed plantings. With both cool-season and warm-season options available, these grasses can help meet a variety of site conditions, maintenance goals, and project needs.

Sudan Grass

Warm season annual grass for emergency pasture in summer

Tall Fescue

Better heat and drought tolerance than other cool season grasses.

Turf Type Tall Fescue

Defiance XRE -- Defies drought, disease, and insects!

Teff

A high-quality, high yield annual warm season grass ideal as a summer hay & grazing alternative

Intermediate Wheatgrass

Ideal forage for hay and pasture ground

Meadow Bromegrass

Excellent choice to include in hay and pasture mixes.

Orchardgrass

Cool season, perennial bunch grass with shade tolerance

Perennial Ryegrass

Cool season bunch grass from Europe used for turf, cover, or forage

Kentucky Bluegrass

A perennial, cool season sod-forming grass for grazing or turf

Creeping Foxtail

An Introduced Cool Season Grass for Moist Soils

Turf Type Perennial Ryegrass

Perennial Ryegrass with Improved Turf Qualities

Chewings Fescue

Cool season, fine-leaved, shade tolerant turf grass

Pubescent Wheatgrass

High-nutrition pasture and hay grass

Redtop

Cool season, sod-forming grass that will grow in acid-type and wet soils

Creeping Red Fescue

Cool season, sod-forming grass that likes shade

Reed Canarygrass

Sod-forming, cool season grass indigenous to North America, Europe and Asia

Hard Fescue

Cool season bunch grass for shade or high altitude

Smooth Bromegrass

A northern area cool season forage grass

Timothy

Palatable and nutritious as hay or forage

Fertilizer

Starter or Maintenance Options to Meet Your Specific Needs