planting crabgrass seed Quick-N-Big Crabgrass SeedQuick N Big Crabgrass Seed "Quick N Big" Crabgrass Seed has its name because it germinates faster, grows quicker, reaches grazing stageor hay stage or maturityquicker. Quick N Big is a bigger, taller plant than Red River. This species of Crabgrass does have runners, but not as many as Red River. For hay production, be sure not to allow Quick N Big to pass maturity, and harvesting height should be higher than Red River or Bermuda Grasses. Quick N Big

Quick-N-Big Crabgrass Seed

"Quick-N-Big" Crabgrass Seed has its name because it germinates faster, grows quicker, reaches grazing stage—or hay stage or maturity—quicker. Quick-N-Big is a bigger, taller plant than Red River. This species of Crabgrass does have runners, but not as many as Red River. For hay production, be sure not to allow Quick-N-Big to pass maturity, and harvesting height should be higher than Red River or Bermuda Grasses.

Quick-N-Big Crabgrass was developed mainly for it's faster germination and quick growth in the spring and early summer. Quick-N-Big Crabgrass is more of a stooling grass than the Red River variety. Quick-N-Big Crabgrass is excellent for more northern regions, where Crabgrass is grown.

• Fast germination
• Hay production
• Higher yields
• Sandy or clay loam soils 
• Well drained soil
• Coated or Raw: Raw
• Ideal pH: 6.0 - 7.0
• Inoculant Needed: No
• Life Cycle: Annual

Planting Information:

• Overseeding Rate: 3 lbs. per acre
• Seeding Depth: 1/4 inch
• Seeding Rate: 6 lbs. per acre
• When to Plant: Spring, Summer & Early Fall