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Cool-Season







The cool-season lawn rescue for drought, heat, and bare spots.
Drought-tolerant tall fescue blend for cool-season lawns that need rescuing. Disease resistant, dark green, fast-growing. Northern and transitional only.
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Cool-Season







The tougher things get, the greener it grows
Fescue Rescue is a tall fescue grass seed mix built from three premium turf-type cultivars. Deep roots, dark green color, and drought tolerance that keeps your lawn alive when the neighbors' goes crispy. It handles disease, insects, and heavy foot traffic. Overseed thin spots or start fresh, then pair it with a custom lawn plan for even better roots.
What makes Fescue Rescue Grass Seed different
- Stays green through heat and drought
- 99.9% weed-free with 85% germination rate
- Grows in full sun to partial shade
- Works for overseeding or starting new lawns
- Handles foot traffic without giving up
- A-LIST approved for quality and sustainability
Ingredients
Turf-type tall fescue variety 1, selected for dark green color and deep root development. Turf-type tall fescue variety 2, selected for drought tolerance and disease resistance. Turf-type tall fescue variety 3, selected for wear tolerance and insect resistance. Individual cultivar names are proprietary and not listed on the product label. All three are A-LIST approved.
How to use
Plant in spring or fall when temperatures stay between 55 to 75 degrees F. You can also dormant seed in winter below 40 degrees F.
- Prep your soil. Rake to loosen the top layer and remove debris so seed makes good contact with dirt.
- Spread your seed. For overseeding, use 2 lbs per 1,000 sq ft. For new lawns or heavy repair, use 8 lbs per 1,000 sq ft.
- Cover lightly. Rake a thin layer of soil or compost over the seed. You want contact, not burial.
- Water consistently. Keep the soil moist (not soaked) until you see sprouts. Expect them in 6 to 12 days.
- Hold off on mowing. Let your new grass reach about 3 to 4 inches before the first cut.






























