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Native Mow Free Sod

Agrostis hybrid

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Overview

Native Mow Free‚Ñ¢ Sod, composed of fine fescues, offers a sustainable, low-maintenance turf alternative. Adapted to thrive in partial shade to full sun, it requires minimal mowing, conserving both time and resources. With a deep root system, it exhibits drought-tolerance once established, reducing the need for frequent watering. Its fine-textured, rich green blades create a dense, elegant ground cover, ideal for Pacific climates and spanning zones 4-10.

Sun Full, HalfWater Extra in Summer, MediumZones 8–10Type Grass
Native Mow Free Sod (Agrostis hybrid) — Native Mow Free™ can reduce water consumption by up to 50% compared to traditional turf

Culture

Sun
Full, Half
Water
Extra in Summer, Medium
USDA zones
8–10

Shape & size

Classification

Type
Grass
Family
Mix

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Native Mow Free Sod (Agrostis hybrid) — While mowing is not a requirement, trimming once or twice per year can help maintain a manicured appearance; adapted to
Native Mow Free Sod (Agrostis hybrid) — Adapted to thrive in partial shade to full sun, it requires minimal mowing, conserving both time and, image 36
Native Mow Free Sod (Agrostis hybrid) — Adapted to thrive in a range of climates; native Mow Free™ Sod is an exceptional choice
Native Mow Free Sod (Agrostis hybrid) — reducing the need for frequent watering; a proprietary blend of fine fescues
Native Mow Free Sod (Agrostis hybrid) — Native Mow Free™ Sod is an exceptional choice; native Mow Free™ Sod
Native Mow Free Sod (Agrostis hybrid) — Native Mow Free‚Ñ¢ Sod, composed of fine fescues, offers a sustainable, low-maintenance turf alternative, image 35
Native Mow Free Sod (Agrostis hybrid) — it exhibits drought-tolerance once established; native Mow Free‚Ñ¢ Sod, composed of fine fescues, offers a sustainable
Native Mow Free Sod (Agrostis hybrid) — verdant hue that can enhance the aesthetic appeal of the garden design; it exhibits drought-tolerance once established
Native Mow Free Sod (Agrostis hybrid) — Native Mow Free™ can reduce water consumption by up to 50% compared to traditional turf; ideal for Pacific
Native Mow Free Sod (Agrostis hybrid) — Native Mow Free™ Sod; displaying a fine texture and a deep
Native Mow Free Sod (Agrostis hybrid) — ideal for Pacific climates and spanning zones 4-10; rich green blades create a dense
Native Mow Free Sod (Agrostis hybrid) — a proprietary blend of fine fescues; adapted to thrive in partial shade to full sun, it requires minimal mowing
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