Jonathan Green 10768 Fall Magic Grass Seed 7 Lb

Product Description

The JONATHAN GREEN 10768 is a fall-formulated grass seed mixture designed for successful late-season seeding on residential and light commercial turf. The blend combines Fescue, Perennial Ryegrass, and Kentucky Bluegrass to deliver a uniform vertical growth habit and a deep green appearance. It germinates in 10 to 14 days under proper conditions, establishing quickly before cooler temperatures set in. Landscapers, lawn care professionals, and experienced DIYers use this product to repair summer heat and drought damage or to establish new turf areas heading into the fall season.

This seed mixture is suited for both sun and shade applications, making it versatile across varied turf conditions. It is designed for use on established lawns needing overseeding as well as bare-ground new lawn installations. The multi-species blend encourages deep root development, which supports turf health through winter dormancy and promotes a thicker, greener canopy the following spring. Each bag covers a single application job site need at the 7-pound package size.

Key Features

• Germinates in 10 to 14 days under proper soil contact and moisture conditions
• Three-species blend: Fescue, Perennial Ryegrass, and Kentucky Bluegrass
• Uniform vertical growth habit for consistent turf appearance
• Deep root development supports long-term turf health and winter hardiness
• Suitable for sun and shade areas
• Works for overseeding established lawns or starting new lawn installations

Compatibility

Designed as a fall overseeding and new-lawn establishment seed mixture for residential turf areas with full sun to partial shade exposure.

Installation Notes

Soil preparation is critical before seeding — remove debris, loosen the top layer of soil, and ensure good seed-to-soil contact for optimal germination. Apply seed at the rate specified on the bag label and water consistently to keep the seedbed moist during the germination period. Avoid heavy foot traffic on newly seeded areas until the turf is fully established. Lawn care professionals should follow local extension service guidelines for fall seeding windows based on regional climate conditions.