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Frost Master Winter Pea Seed – 5 Lbs.

Planting Rate: 30-35 lbs/acre Planting Depth: 3/4-1 inch Soil Type: Sand – Loam FrostMaster Winter Peas are a small seeded forage pea selected for its outstanding forage quality and for improved cold tolerance. Frostmasters will grow into a long vine with large leaves producing good tonnage of very palatable forage. Frostmaster Winter Peas are an annual dual purpose legume used to produce organic matter & nitrogen, or as forage. FrostMaster Winter Peas are white flowered, which indicates the absence of tannin. Tannin is a compound that creates a bitter taste in plants. Due to the lack in tannin, FrostMaster peas are very sweet, unlike the majority of winter peas and spring peas, making them perfect for wildlife. On Feb-12-16 at 10:03:39 PST, seller added the following information: Add a map to your own listings. FREE Trial !

Ladino Clover Seeds – 25 Lbs.

Seeding Rate: 1/2 – 1 lb. per Acre in pasture over seeding. When used for wildlife food plots exclusively, use 8 lb. per acre. Season: Plant late winter, early spring or in late summer.An exciting Ladino White Clover with exceptional growth habits, characterized by a tall, leafy, spreading plant mass. Advantage Ladino highly compliments existing pasture grasses, has good regrowth and persistence, and performs well under heavy grazing settings. Advantage Ladino is highly compatible with cool season grasses including tall fescue, orchardgrass and selected ryegrasses. Advantage will also compliment red clover. it will perform on a variety of soil conditions where other legumes are not well suited. Advantage ladino has amagnetic effect on wildlife, highly attractive to deer and turkey. With its dynamic appearance and user satisfaction, Advantage is becoming a very recognizable ladino in the mid west. On Feb-12-16 at 10:04:13 PST, seller added the following information: Add a map to your own listings. FREE Trial !

Pennington Rackmaster Spring/Summer Mix Food Plot Seed – 25 Lbs. Bulk

Pennington Rackmaster Spring/Summer Mix Food Plot Seed Rackmaster® spring mixtures are truly the answer to anyone’s spring and summer planting program. Deer need a good high quality food source in the spring and summer months. Rackmaster® will provide the fuel to develop antlers , body size, milk for developing fawns and overall health for the entire deer herd. Soybeans, iron clay cowpeas, buckwheat, sunflower, and sorghum make up the perfect mixture of seed ingredients to create an ideal food source and excellent cover for deer, turkey, dove and quail. High in protein and extremely palatable, Rackmaster® summer plots provide deer with proper nutrition throughout the spring and summer months. It is also an ideal plot for late summer planting providing rapid growth and quickly established plots for early season hunting before frost. Planting Date: Apr. – June for spring, Aug – Sept. for early fall plots Rate: 50 lbs./acre or 1 1/4 lbs./1000 sq.ft. Depth: 1/2″-1″

SeedRanch Creeping Bentgrass Seed – 5 Lbs. (Plants 10,000 Sq.ft.)

BENT GRASS Creeping bent grass is a native of Europe and parts of Asia. It is a cool season grass requiring cool, humid environments. This grass forms a dense mat by creeping stolons and has a shallow root system and has long slender leaves. Bent grasses are the most beautiful of the grasses with their fine texture, deep green color, thick density, and low growing habit. They are considered the luxury grasses of the cool season grasses. There are three types of bent grass: the Colonial, Creeping, and Velvet. Each retains particular qualities relating to climate, salt tolerance, depth of color, and texture. Bent grass is a cool season lawn grass. Bent can be planted from seeds or sod and provides a beautiful golf like turf grass lawn in Northern areas. Bents requires high amounts of lawn care & maintenance. Creeping bent grass is used extensively in lawns, golf courses, athletic fields for the creeping, dense growth and beautiful coloration and short mowing capabilities. It is used primarily on golf putting greens because of the denseness and mowing qualities. Penncross is the most popular and recommended variety for home lawns. Colonial bent grass has been in the United States since the early days of the colonists. This variety was brought from Europe to reproduce the fine lawns of their homeland. Colonial Bentgrass is the tallest of the bents with very fine texture and the density associated with the bent grasses.

Ladino Clover Seeds – 4 Lbs.

Ladino Clover Seed – CoatedSeeding Rate: 1/2 – 1 lb. per Acre in pasture over seeding. When used for wildlife food plots exclusively, use 8 lb. per acre. Season: Plant late winter, early spring or in late summer.An exciting Ladino White Clover with exceptional growth habits, characterized by a tall, leafy, spreading plant mass. Advantage Ladino highly compliments existing pasture grasses, has good regrowth and persistence, and performs well under heavy grazing settings. Advantage Ladino is highly compatible with cool season grasses including tall fescue, orchardgrass and selected ryegrasses. Advantage will also compliment red clover. it will perform on a variety of soil conditions where other legumes are not well suited. Advantage ladino has amagnetic effect on wildlife, highly attractive to deer and turkey. With its dynamic appearance and user satisfaction, Advantage is becoming a very recognizable ladino in the mid west.On Feb-12-16 at 10:04:14 PST, seller added the following information: Add a map to your own listings. FREE Trial !

Peredovic Sunflower Seed “Black Oil” – 3 Lbs.

These seeds are a popular choice for bird food, they provide good source of fat , protein and fiber, the also make a excellent game bird food plot.Seed Rate15 Lbs per AcreSeed DepthPlant 1/4 to 1/2 Inch DeepPlantSpring to SummerFood PlotDove, Turkey, Quail, PheasantMatures95 to 100 daysGrows5 to 6 Feet Tall

Glacier Kentucky Blue Grass Seed – 10 Lbs.

Scotts® Broadcast/Rotary Spreader (Turf Builder Edgeguard Mini, Basic, Standard, Deluxe Edgeguard®, Edgeguard® DLX, Lawn Pro® & SpeedyGreen®) Overseeding – 2 1/4 New Lawn/Bare Spot Repair – 4 Scotts® Drop Spreaders (AccuGreen) Overseeding – 5 New Lawn/Bare Spot Repair – 6 3/4 Scotts® Hand-Held Spreaders (Handygreen II, Easy Hand-Held) Overseeding – 3 New Lawn/Bare Spot Repair – 4 Scotts Easygreen® Overseeding – 26 New Lawn/Bare Spot Repair – 27 How to Use 1. PREP BARE SPOT REPAIR/NEW LAWN BARE SOIL – Loosen top layer of soil DEAD GRASS/THIN AREA – Rake area and remove dead grass For best results, add a thin layer of Scotts® Turf Builder® Seeding Soil™ before applying seed OVERSEEDING Mow lawn short. Aerate or dethatch to loosen top layer of soil. For best results, overseed every fall 2. APPLY SMALL AREA – Spread by hand or with a Scotts® handheld spreader LARGE AREA – Apply using a Scotts® drop or broadcast push spreader After seeding, apply Scotts® Starter® fertilizer, according to directions on package, to boost seed’s performance for a thicker lawn that grows in quicker. Lightly rake to move seed and fertilizer into soil 3. WATER Watering is the critical step to seeding success. Keep the soil moist, by watering frequently (rather than deeply), until the seedlings reach 2 inches tall. 4. ENJOY Enjoy your beautiful lawn with family and friends. Mow seedling when they reach regular mowing height. For best results, make an application of Scotts® Turf Builder® Lawn fertilizer 6-8 weeks after new seedlings sprout When to Apply Fall and spring are the best times to plant grass seed, because seed germinates best when temperatures are between 60°F and 80°F Where to Use Performs well under high traffic, moderate shade, and sunny areas. Scotts® most cold tolerant grass seed mix Coverage Area 3 lbs: Overseeding – 2,025 sq ft, New Lawn – 1,000 sq ft 7 lbs: Overseeding – 4,725 sq ft, New Lawn – 2,331 sq ft

Sericea Lespedeza (Hulled)

Common Name: Sericea Lespedeza, Chinese LespedezaScientific Name: Lespedeza cuneataIdentification: Sericea Lespedeza is a perennial upright forb reaching 3 to 6 feet in height. Leaves are alternate and composed of numerous 3-leaflet clusters. The small leaves are usually green with white beneath. The stem is gray-green. The white flowers are composed of 1 to 3 pea-like flowers and appear from July to September. Clustered legume pods are scattered around the stem, contain one seed, and mature from October to March.Ecology: Sericea Lespedeza occurs in forest openings and dry to wet sites. The invasive forb is flood tolerant and forms dense stands by sprouting from roots. The species spreads from plantings and the seeds can remain viable for decades.Plant Control:Sericea can be difficult to control. Spray plants with a 5% glyphosate and surfactant solution in late summer. Mowing 1 to 3 months before herbicide application can assist control. If glyphosate is not effective and the sericea comes back the following year, try spraying with a triclopyr-based product. To avoid having to purchase a large quantity of a triclopyr concentrate such as Garlon, you may want to buy a pint or quart container of Brush-B-Gon Poison Ivy Killer at the hardware or home supply warehouse. Monitor and re-treat as needed until eradicated.Not available for purchase in Wisconsin

WREN’S ABRUZZI WINTER RYE GRAIN 228G SEED 50LBS Bags

Developed 1953 in GA as an early winter rye with superior performance in the SE piedmont and coastal plains. A selection of the much older Abruzzi rye.] Rye cover crop is great for controlling erosion, adding organic matter, enhancing soil life, and suppressing weeds. Its extensive root system makes it among the best green manures for improving soil structure. It is an excellent soil renovator and pioneer crop for new fields. Rye is very good at releasing phosphorus and potassium. It also stabilizes excess soil and manure nitrogen. Rye and vetch together are one of the preferred cover crops for no-till tomato planting. Rye is also good for animal grazing; it’s highly palatable and of high nutritional quality, and comes back from grazing and grows again. Wren’s Abruzzi performs better in the warm winters of the southeast than other available varieties of rye. Rapid establishment and growth, together with weed suppression, make Wren’s Abruzzi an excellent choice for certified organic growers. Sow August 1 to November 15 as a winter cover crop. Plant at 4-6 lbs per 1000 sq ft, or 60-112 lbs per acre. Pkt. (1/2 lb)

Purple Top White Globe Turnip Seed

Turnip Seed – Purple Top White GlobeTurnips are a high energy and protein feed that can survive and provide feed even when buried in snow. Deer and livestock can feed all winter on the roots. Seed at 5-8 lb./acre anytime May through August.- Botanical Name: Brassica rapa- Livestock can feed all winter on roots.- Creates an Excellent deer Food Plot- Avg. 220,000 seeds/lb.