Bentgrass

Bentgrasses are the most beautiful of the grasses with their fine texture, deep green color, thick density, and low growing habit. They are considered the luxury grasses of the cool season grasses. There are three types of bent grass: the Colonial, Creeping, and Velvet. Each retains particular qualities relating to climate, salt tolerance, depth of color, and texture.  Bent is only used for golf course putting greens and fairways in our climate.  It can be planted from seeds or sod. Bents requires high amounts care & maintenance.

L93 Creeping Bentgrass

L-93 is now gracing the greens, tees, and fairways of top golf courses nationally as well as internationally. Its reputation for being dark, dense, and aggressive has made it a world-renowned name in creeping bentgrasses. Formerly produced by Lofts Seed (ABT), L-93 is now exclusively part of the Jacklin Seed product lineup.

Declaration Creeping Bentgrass

Declaration Creeping bentgrass is a completely new, cutting edge creeping bentgrass developed by Lebanon Turf. Declaration exhibits top rated overall turf quality and dollar spot resistance. In the 2005 NTEP Greens trial, Declaration ranked #1 overall for turf quality, and is considered the best new creeping bentgrass variety available today!

Penncross Creeping Bentgrass

Penncross has set the bentgrass standard since 1955. It has a medium green coloration and has rapid establishment. It is known for its aggressive, lateral growth habit, and wide range of adaptability. Penncross has excellent resistance to dollar spot as well as other diseases. The high seed count (over 6,000,000 seeds per pound) allows for lower seeding rate: 1.5 lbs/1,000 sqft for new plantings and 0.1 to 0.25 lbs/1,000 sq ft for interseeding. If maintained properly, Penncross will provide an excellent playing surface for greens, tees, and fairways.