A natural New England lawn — without the weekly mowing.
- Low maintenance — drought-tolerant, low-input, no fertilizer required
- Pollinator-friendly — small % native flowers feed bees & butterflies
- Handles shade + poor soils — ideal for coastal yards, camps & rural homes
- Softer & more natural than turfgrass — stays green with less water
Where It Works Best
- Coastal towns, Cape & Islands
- Shaded yards + naturalized lawn borders
- Around camp properties, orchards & pollinator gardens
Seeding Rate
Wildrye, Canada (VNS) (3), Wildrye, Virginia (2), Bergamot, Wild (Prairie Beebalm) (0.3), Primrose, Common Evening (0.3), Susan, Black-eyed (0.2), Bluestem, Little (VNS) (6), Alexander, Golden (0.2). Created January 2026.
- 12–18 lbs/acre
- 3–5 lbs / 1,000 sq ft (pick higher for fuller lawn density)
Install Notes
- Mow existing lawn low, remove thatch, and drill or broadcast over loosened soil
- Roll or press-seed for best soil/seed contact
- First season: irrigate lightly 2–3×/week until established
- After establishment: mow only 2–4× per year or not at all
