Native grass seed is highly versatile and offers many benefits, from soil protection to livestock forage to yard beautification. Commonly grown in pastures and residential lawns, this type of grass seed is ideal for creating low-maintenance natural landscapes. Explore our extensive catalog of high-quality native grass seed mixes for ornamental design, sustainable farming, wildlife conservation, and more.
Zones 3 - 10
1 LB - $17.99 25 LBS - $249.99
Zones 3 - 9
1 LB - $24.99 25 LBS - $419.99
(19,100 sq/ft) (3.4 acres)
Zones 4 - 9
1 LB - $14.99 25 LBS - $199.99
(10,800 sq/ft) (2 acres)
Zones 3 - 10
1 LB - $24.99 25 LBS - $349.99
(13,300 sq/ft) (2.4 acres)
Zones 4 - 9
1 LB - $15.99 25 LBS - $224.99
(17,900 sq/ft) (2.5 acres)
Zones 3 - 9
1 LB - $14.99 40 LBS - $279.99
(4,400 sq/ft) (4.2 acres)
Zones 3 - 10
1 LB - $24.99 25 LBS - $449.99
Zones 4 - 10
1 LB - $34.99 25 LBS - $699.99
(13,500 sq/ft) (2.7 acres)
Zones 3 - 7
1 LB - $24.99 25 LB - $499.99
(7,500 sq/ft) (1.7 acres)
Zones 3 - 9
1/4 LB - $7.99 5 LB - $79.99
(6,100 sq/ft) (2.4 acres)
Zones 3 - 9
1 LB - $16.99 25 LB - $249.99
(5,800 sq/ft) (1.2 acres)
Zones 3 - 9
5 LBS - $99.99 25 LBS - $474.99
(1.1 acres) (3 acres)
Zones 8 - 10
1 LB - $34.99 25 LBS - $599.99
(8,700 sq/ft) (1.4 acres)
Zones 7 - 10
1 LB - $29.99 25 LBS - $499.99
(15,900 sq/ft) (2.9 acres)
Zones 3 - 9 (Western 1/2 of U.S.)
1 LB - $19.99 10 LB - $129.99
(1,900 sq/ft) (21,300 sq/ft)
Zones 4 - 8
1 LB - $16.99 25 LB - $249.99
(16,300 sq/ft) (3.5 acres)
Zones 4 - 8
1 LB - $19.99 25 LBS - $399.99
(15,800 sq/ft) (2.3 acres)
The best native lawn seed largely depends on where you’re planting. At Outsidepride, we have a wide range of professional-grade native grass seed for sale, including Northeast Native, Southwest Native, and Southeast Native.
One of the primary advantages of native seed is that it requires less water than conventional turfgrass. Native grass is commonly used for xeriscaping thanks to its deep root system, which makes it especially drought-hardy. Browse easy-to-grow native lawn seed varieties including Little Bluestem, Short Native, and Xeriscape.
Native grasses offer more than just aesthetics. This type of seed provides essential ecological support for local wildlife, including food and shelter for birds, pollinators, and small animals. Using species such as Indian Grass, Switchgrass, and Sideoats Grama, you can provide critical protection for native habitats.
Native grasses are adapted to a region’s climate and soil conditions. This makes them resilient and hardy, requiring minimal watering. They are ideal for supporting local wildlife habitats but can also be used for ornamental landscaping. Traditional lawn grasses are commonly used for residential lawns and commercial recreation areas, as they stand up well to heavy foot traffic.
The best time to plant native grass seed is generally late fall and early spring. For planting in clay or wet soils, it is best to sow seeds in late November before the ground freezes. Native grass seed mixes can also be planted between mid-March and mid-May, or as soon as the soil reaches approximately 50 degrees Fahrenheit.
The germination rate for native grass seed is typically between 10 and 30 days. Cool-season native grasses generally germinate faster, between 10 and 14 days, while warm-season varieties take a bit longer (around 14 to 30 days) to sprout.
Have additional questions about planting native grass seed? Contact us for more information.
