Oliger’s best selling shade mix

This lawn seed mixture works well in light to medium shade. This mixture is both reasonably priced and requires no heavy fertilization! If tree roots are present, however, irrigation may be required.

Seed mix contains:

Creeping Red Fescue (Improved Variety) – 40%
Chewing Fescue (Improved Variety) – 30%
Perennial Ryegrass (2 Improved Varieties) – 20%
Kentucky Bluegrass – 10%

If you are looking for results, do not be tempted by less expensive mixes. Many of these less expensive mixes contain as much as 50-70% of the poorer performing Common Red Fescue.

This is a 5-pound bag.

Product Specs

Seeding Rates

New seeding rate: 6 pounds per 1,000 square feet
Over seeding rate: 3 pounds per 1,000 square feet

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Product Features

Best results with early spring or fall planting – when no leaves block light penetration
Recommended use of starter fertilizer soon after sprouting
Necessary irrigation to compete with tree roots
Light to moderate shade

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Fairlawn Shade Mix?
Fairlawn Shade Mix is a lawn seed mixture that works well in light to medium shade. It contains Creeping Red Fescue (Improved Variety) 40%, Chewing Fescue (Improved Variety) 30%, Perennial Ryegrass (2 Improved Varieties) 20%, and Kentucky Bluegrass 10%. This is a 5-pound bag.

What is the best time to plant Fairlawn Shade Mix?
The best time to plant Fairlawn Shade Mix is early spring or fall, when no leaves block light penetration. This will result in the best possible growth.

Does Fairlawn Shade Mix require heavy fertilization?
No, it does not. Fairlawn Shade Mix is reasonably priced and does not require heavy fertilization. However, a starter fertilizer is recommended soon after sprouting.

What is the recommended seeding rate for Fairlawn Shade Mix?
The recommended seeding rate for new seeding is 6 pounds per 1,000 square feet and over seeding is 3 pounds per 1,000 square feet. Necessary irrigation may be required to compete with tree roots if present.

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