Drought-Tolerant

Outsidepride Buffalo grass seed is exceptionally drought and heat tolerant, requiring minimal water to stay lush and green. This resilient buffalo grass seed is ideal for areas with limited rainfall, making it perfect for dry regions. Its deep root system helps it access moisture from deeper soil layers, ensuring a healthy lawn even during prolonged dry spells.

Rich Turf Density

Our Buffalo grass seeds creates a rich turf density that forms a thick, lush lawn. Its fine-textured blades establish a dense mat, providing a soft, carpet-like surface perfect for barefoot walking and outdoor activities. This high-density growth also helps prevent soil erosion and bare spots, ensuring your lawn stays beautiful and healthy.

Full Sun

Our drought tolerant Buffalo grass supreme seed thrives in full sun, making it an excellent choice for open, sunny landscapes. This grass variety requires at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily to reach its full potential. It withstands intense sun exposure without losing color or vigor, ensuring a consistently green and healthy lawn even in the hottest parts of summer.

USDA Zones 3-10

This perennial grass seed is versatile and adaptable, growing well in USDA Zones 3-10. This wide range of hardiness zones means it can thrive in various climates, from the colder northern regions to the warmer southern areas. Its adaptability to different temperatures ensures a robust and resilient lawn, capable of enduring diverse climates across the US.

Texoka grass seed produces a short grass that spread by both stolons and rhizomes with both male and female plants.  Texoka is hightlyi drought tolerant which is great for water conservation and xeriscaping.  It will grow in medium to fine-textured soils and requires less mowing, less fertilization, and less waterting compared to traditional lawn grasses.  Texoka buffalo grass forms a thick, carpet-like turf which can help to crowd out weeds and reduces the need for herbicides.  It is a great choice for low-maintenance lawns, parks, and golf courses.

This Buffalo grass seed is dense enough to reduce weed encroachment, due to its excellent stolon development and some rhizomes which spread across the ground to create new Buffalo grass and keep weeds out. However, if you are looking for a prairie meadow look and want to add wildflowers to your Buffalograss blend, no problem! You do not have to mow Buffalo grass; however, mowing once or twice a year to remove old growth in early spring or late summer, will produce the best results and keep these low maintenance areas looking their best. For greater turf density, mow more frequently. The more you mow, the more dense the turf becomes and will produce a fairly dense sod and a high quality turf that is extremely drought and heat tolerant.

• Extreme Drought Tolerance
• Low Water & Nitrogen Usage
• Winter Hardiness
• Lateral Spread by Stolons
• Low Growth Habit

Texoka should be planted in locations receiving at least 6 - 8 hours of direct sunlight each day. Clay based or heavy soils are preferred. Sandy soils may require amendments to aid establishment. Results may vary over 5,000 ft. elevations. Use Sundancer for residential lawns, commercial sites, parks and rec areas, golf courses, medians, or anywhere an attractive low maintenance turf is required!

• Grows best in areas receiving at least 6 to 8 hours direct sunlight per day
• Good soil drainage is essential
• Not suited to sandy soils

• Seeding date: Plant the Texoka buffalo grass seed blend when sustained soil temperature reaches 60 degrees and minimum of 8 - 12 weeks before frost
• Seeding rate: Sow 2 - 3 lbs Buffalo grass seed per 1,000 sq. ft. into a firm seed bed. Buffalo seed can take 15 - 21 days to start germinating.
• Seeding depth: 0.25 to 0.5 inches deep
• Keep soil moist through emergence
• Apply 0.75 lb N/1,000 sq. ft. with starter fertilizer
• Weed control: Plant native Buffalo grass seed into weed free seed bed. Keep turf mowed frequently to reduce competition from weeds and encourage the tiller growth and spreading of Buffalo grass. Apply Drive 75 DF Herbicide.

• 2 to 4 inches for home lawns
• Low maintenance areas may be mowed taller or not at all
• Frequency is affected by amount of watering and fertilizer
• Avoid removing more than one-third the turf height at any one mowing

• Deep soak with no less than 1 inch once a month from July to September for higher maintenance areas, depending on natural precipitation.
• Soak soil before winter if soil is dry
• Occasional or no watering for low maintenance areas due to its superio drought tolerance
• Keep Supreme Buffalo grass seed moist until it germinates

• First application - 3 weeks after green up
• Second application - 8 weeks later
• 1 to 3 lbs actual nitrogen/1,000 sq. ft/season
• Less on low maintenance and natural areas
• Use higher rates for best quality

• Avoid frequent watering, short mowing and over fertilization
• Minimize early season watering
• Control broadleaf weeds in the fall and/or spring
• Apply pre-emergent in the spring for grassy weeds
• Don't use a pre-emergent if planting Buffalo grass seed
• Many cool season weeds can be controlled with Round-up when Buffalo grass is dormant. Round-up must be applied prior to Buffalo grass breaking dormancy in spring.

The Grass Seed Certification program establishes the genetic purity and germination of varieties, blends, and mixtures. The certification process begins with the proper field history before production and continues through the bagging of a grass seed lot with every step independently verified by Seed Certification personnel. Each buffalo grass seed lot to be certified is sampled by Certification personnel and tested in the state seed laboratory, so the grass seed you buy is the seed that was tested If even one standard in this process failed, the lot is uncertified. You can rest assured that your buffalo grass seed is certified!