Low Maintenance. High Coverage. Naturally Resilient.

Looking for a low-maintenance, dense turfgrass that thrives in the warm, humid South? Premium Grade Coated Carpetgrass Seeds are the ideal solution for creating a lush, weed-resistant lawn with minimal input. Native to the Gulf Coast region—from East Texas to Florida and as far north as Virginia—Carpetgrass is a creeping, warm-season perennial that forms a thick, weed-suppressing mat with rich green blades and signature two-branched seedstalks.

Whether you're seeding a home lawn, roadside, pasture, park, or golf course rough, Carpetgrass offers exceptional ground coverage on acidic, sandy, or poorly fertilized soils. Its adaptability, shade tolerance, and affordability make it a go-to choice for homeowners, landscapers, and land managers across the southern U.S.

Why Choose Premium Coated Carpetgrass Seeds?

• 🌞 Thrives in Full Sun to Partial Shade—Great for lawns with mixed light conditions
  
• 🌱 Dense Creeping Growth—Outcompetes weeds naturally with flat stolons
  
• 💧 Performs in Moist, Low-Fertility Soils—Perfect for areas too wet for bermudagrass
  
• 🏡 Low-Maintenance Turf—Minimal fertilizer needs, excellent for low-input spaces
  
• ✂️ Mow-Ready—Tolerates short mowing; ideal for lawns, golf courses & parks 
  
•  🇺🇸 Native to  Southern.—Proven performance from Texas to Virginia
  
• 🌾 Quick Establishment—Coated seeds ensure better germination and faster cover

Recommended Applications:

Perfect for:

• Residential Lawns
  
• Roadsides & Pastures
  
• Parks & Public Spaces
  
• Golf Course Roughs & Fairways
  
• Low-Maintenance Landscapes

Coverage:

• New Lawns: 2 lbs per 1,000 sq. ft.
  
• Large Areas: 15–20 lbs per acre

How to Plant Carpetgrass Seeds:

1. Prepare the Soil: Create a loose, smooth, and firm seedbed. Disk, till, and roll if needed.
   
2. Seeding: Broadcast or drill 2 lbs per 1,000 sq. ft. Lightly rake to ensure good seed-to-soil contact.
   
3. Timing: Plant after the last spring frost, ideally April to early May. Avoid seeding after September 15.
   
4. Watering: Keep soil moist (not soggy) for 2–3 weeks. Once established (8–10 weeks), water only during drought.
   
5. Mowing: Mow every 5–7 days during the growing season. Maintain at ¾–2 inches, depending on use.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Will Carpetgrass grow in sandy or acidic soil?
A: Yes! Carpetgrass is ideal for acidic, sandy, or low-fertility soils where other grasses struggle.

Q: Is this grass good for shaded areas?
A: Yes. It tolerates partial shade better than bermudagrass and thrives in moist, shady spots.

Q: How fast does Carpetgrass grow?
A: With proper watering and temperatures above 70°F, you’ll see germination in 10–14 days.

Q: Does Carpetgrass need a lot of fertilizer?
A: No! It performs well with minimal fertilizer, though light nitrogen applications help during establishment.

Q: What’s the best way to control weeds?
A: Its dense mat suppresses weeds naturally. For stubborn areas, use pre-emergent or hormone-type herbicides.