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Mallard

Mallard

Mallard

Product catalog summary
Optimal Adaptation Areas:
Seeding rates are recommended at 2-3 lb per 1000 sqft.
Establishment:
  • Soil: Well-drained to clay with a pH of 5.5-8.
  • Sowing Time: Spring or early Fall.
  • Planting Depth: 1/16-1/8 inch.
  • Fertilizer: 0.5-0.9 lb Nitrogen per 1000 sqft.
  • Germination: 21-28 days.
  • Water: Keep soil moist until turfgrass reaches 3 inches tall.
  • First Mowing: When turfgrass is 3 inches tall.
Maintenance:
  • Height: Maintain at 1.5-3 inches; fairway height at 1/2 inch increases management needs.
  • Fertilizer: 3-5 lb Nitrogen per 1000 sqft annually, applied during active growth periods (March-June and October-December).
  • Mowing Frequency: Twice a week during active growth, removing no more than 1/3 of the leaf per mowing.
Winter Performance:
Varieties such as Mallard, Sombrero, and Midnight show varying levels of cover, color, and quality, with Mallard performing best overall.
Disease and Drought Resistance:
Mallard is noted for its heat and drought tolerance, as well as disease resistance, reducing the need for chemical applications. It is recognized by the Turfgrass Breeders Association for its drought tolerance.
Primary Benefits:
  • Drought Tolerant, certified by the Turfgrass Water Conservation Alliance.
  • Winter Performance with uniform cover and dark color.
  • Disease Resistant against over 10 turfgrass diseases.
Additional Benefits:
  • Traffic Tolerant
  • Summer Ground Cover
  • Frost Tolerant
Recommended Use:
  • Home Lawns
  • Parks & Athletic Fields
  • Sod Farms
  • Golf Courses
Developed By:
Rutgers University, with trial code A97-1439.
Contact Information:
Pennington Seed Inc., 1280 Atlanta Hwy, Madison, Georgia 30650, 1-800-277-1412, [email protected], www.pennington.com
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Avg. Ratings: 1-9; 9=Best 2010-2011 Data Albany, OR www.ctbt-us.info Winter PerformanceColor QualityOPTIMAL ADAPTATION AREAS: Seeding Rates: ♦ 2-3 lb/1000 sqft Mallard Midnight Brooklawn Diva Hallmark Ratings: 1-9; 9=No Disease 2005 Data Salem, NJ www.nexgenresearch.net Establishment: • Soil: Well drained to clay; pH of 5.5-8 • Sowing Time: Spring or early Fall • Planting Depth: 1/16-1/8 inch • Fertilizer: 0.5-0.9 lb Nitrogen/1000 sqft • Germination: 21-28 days • Water: Keep soil moist until turfgrass is 3 inches tall • First Mowing: Turfgrass is 3 inches tall Maintenance: See the difference? Bml * Height: 1.5-3 inches -Fairway Height: 1/2 inch (increases management requirements) * Fertilizer: 3-5 lb Nitrogen/1000 sq ft a year. Apply during periods of active growth (March-June and October-December) * Mowing Frequency: 2 times a week during active growth and remove no more than 1/3 of the leaf per mowing VS Photographs taken 5.4 weeks after water was with- PENNINGTON SEED INC. 1280 Atlanta Hwy Madison, Georgia 30650 1-800-277-1412 [email protected] www.pennington.com

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Water Kentucky Bluegrass QUALIFIED GRASS SEED waterstarqualified.com Mallard Heat and drought tolerant bluegrass that will also stand up to the abuses of high traffic! Disease resistant, which means fewer chemical applications. Mallard is the only Kentucky bluegrass that has been recognized by the Turfgrass Breeders association for its drought tolerance. Primary Benefits: ♦ Drought Tolerant Qualified by the Turfgrass Water Conservation Alliance® (www.tgwca.org) ♦ Winter Performance Uniform cover, dark color and top quality ♦ Disease Resistant For over 10 different turfgrass diseases Additional...

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