BUFFALO GRASS (Bouteloua dactyloides) is a warm-season grass that’s native to Manitoba and Saskatchewan, south through the Central Plains states of the U.S. and down into Mexico. It’s a dominant grass in a shortgrass prairie. Grows slower than typical turf grass. Buffalo Grass can be mowed several times per year or left in place for a natural look. If mowing, a minimum height of 2”-3” will help the grass compete with weeds. It may need periodic edging to keep it out of soft pathways or adjacent planting beds. Like warm-season turf grasses, it will turn dormant and brown mid-fall through spring. 1 OZ = 15,000 quality seeds. Thank you.



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Species - Buchloe dactyloides

Life Cycle - Perennial.

Sun - Full Sun

Planting Time - Spring / Fall. Soil Temp 60F+.

SOW - Scatter and cover 1/4" deep. Compact soil. Keep moist.

Germination - 14 to 21 Days.

Water - Medium water until established. Mature plants are drought tolerant

Fertilizer- Light fertilizer if needed.

Height - 8".

Notes - Buffalo Grass grows very slow. Unmowed height is 8". Do not mow lower than 2".