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best time to plant bermuda grass seed in tennessee Yukon Bermuda Grass SeedYukon has expanded the Bermudagrass planting zone! Yukon Bermuda is the turf grass professional's top choice for projects from the equator through the transition zones of the world. Yukon Bermuda Grass Seed is an unhulled and coated seeded turf type Bermuda grass.~~~ Yukon has expanded the Bermudagrass planting zone! Yukon Bermuda is the turf grass professional's top choice for projects from the equator through the transition zones of the world. Yukon

Yukon has expanded the Bermudagrass planting zone! Yukon Bermuda is the turf grass professional's top choice for projects from the equator through the transition zones of the world. Yukon Bermuda Grass Seed is an unhulled and coated seeded turf-type Bermuda grass.~~~

Yukon has expanded the Bermudagrass planting zone! Yukon Bermuda is the turf grass professional's top choice for projects from the equator through the transition zones of the world. Yukon Bermuda Grass Seed is an unhulled and coated seeded turf-type Bermuda grass. 

Product Information

• Application or Use: Lawn, Turf, Golf Course, Athletic Fields, Parks
• Germination Time: 7 - 14, days, under optimal conditions
• Growing Locations: Warm Season, Transition Zone, Cool Season
• Height: 0.5 - 1.5 inches
• Sunlight Requirements: 8+ hours, full sun for best results
• Advantages: Reduced vertical growth and short internodes that offer higher density and overall turf look.
• When to Plant: Recommended planting time is spring and summer when nighttime temperatures are consistently 65+ degrees and 3 months prior to first frost.

Product Detail

• Superb winter hardiness
• Excellent spring green-up and dead spot resistance
• Short intermodes for higher density
• Outstanding drought tolerance
• Reduced vertical growth
• Increase fall color retention, dark green color

Product Information

Yukon Bermuda is the turf grass professional's top choice for projects from the equator through the transition zones of the world. In trials, it has shown excellent turf quality and winter hardiness at both 0.5 in. and 1.5 in. mowing heights. Yukon can be seeded on new projects, as well as interseeded into existing turf of similar quality. With the highest ratings for turfgrass quality, color, density and texture, Yukon Bermuda Grass Seed is the best choice for turf managers, wherever Bermudagrass is grown. Additionally, with its excellent winter survival and cold tolerance, Yukon Bermuda seed becomes a standalone choice for transition zone plantings.

Yukon blends well with other turf-type Bermuda grasses and uses up to 25% less water than other Bermuda grasses, while maintaining superior turf quality. Yukon Bermuda has approximately 1- 2 million seeds per pound. 

Yukon Bermuda Grass Seed was developed as a hardy, turf-type Bermuda variety, making it a great option for land managers and superintendents at parks, athletic facilities and golf courses. This particular blend was developed by agronomists at the Oklahoma State University, which features one of the NCAA's premiere golf programs. We're not saying that the players benefit from playing on Yukon Bermuda Grass Seed...but we're not saying that they don't, either.

Coated Seed vs Raw Seed

Coated seed contains a clay-based surrounding shell that increases moisture retention and helps to reduce insect or fowl consumption. Coated seed contains approximately 50% coating weight, or inert weight, per pound of seed. Coated Yukon Bermuda Grass Seed is also easier to see after it is applied. Raw seed features no fillers, coatings, or treatments.

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Remove all old vegetation to prepare a clean seedbed by means of a disc. Drag or rake area to loosen and level any hard or uneven spots if needed. Apply a slow-release starter fertilizer at the recommended rate. Broadcast seed at recommended rate. Drag, rake or roll lightly to cover the seed.

Under ideal conditions, Yukon Bermuda germinates in 7-10 days and the first mowing is in approximately 21 days, depending on usage. You can expect full coverage to occur in 30 days with first limited use in 60-90 days. 

Please see our Lawn and Pasture Planting Guide for more information.