The folks over at UC Davis documented their whole UC Verde experience from brand spanking new plugs to how to deal with winter dormancy. Check it out! Rye grass versus a turf colorant to keep UC Verde looking green through the winter:
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UC Davis Documents Their UC Verde
Posted in Lawn Pics!, Testimonials, Tips & Advice, Tours on December 5, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Another Update from Contest Winner Corey!
Posted in Testimonials on October 19, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Corey’s soooo great about keeping us updated on the UC Verde Buffalograss he won in our contest last spring! (And if you entered, but weren’t as lucky, don’t worry! I’ll be throwing another contest next spring!) Here’s his latest update: …20 weeks in. Only third mow of the season! Been super busy so I have [...]
Itchy feet no more with UC Verde!
Posted in Randomness, Testimonials on October 14, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
We recently had someone come by to purchase some UC Verde Buffalograss for his home. He had just moved into his new house and he complained that he was very allergic to his lawn. As soon as he stepped onto it, his feet would rash up! He had heard about the low allergy benefits of [...]
UC Davis Sustainable Water and Landscaping
Posted in Save Water, Testimonials on September 29, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
UC Davis is committed to fostering sustainable places that…includes the outdoor campus landscape, gateways to the Davis community and a network of natural reserves elsewhere in California that UC Davis manages. Discovering and demonstrating new ways to manage water efficiently not only saves campus oerating costs, but serves as a model for a water-strapped state. [...]
UCVerde Buffalograss in Sunset Magazine!
Posted in Lawn Pics!, Testimonials on June 28, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
UCVerde Buffalograss was mentioned in the June 2010 issue of Sunset Magazine as a great low-water lawn alternative! We had sent them samples to try out last year through one of our brokers and here is what they have to say about it: “We grew it at Sunset and loved its soft feel and 6-inch [...]
Jim Kulkhen’s buffalograss experience
Posted in Lawn Pics!, Testimonials, Tips & Advice on September 2, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Read about a homeowner’s experience with buffalograss he planted in spring of 2008 in San Diego County! http://www.ucverdebuffalograss.com/jim_kulkhen.pdf
Comment from Phoeniz, AZ gardener with UC Verde lawn
Posted in Testimonials on August 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
“This is REAL triple digit weather … over 110 for most of the month. The lawn gets noticeably stressed by the last day before watering – slightly blue and footprints don’t spring back. But I’m using 60% of the water it would take for an established Bermuda lawn, and mowing less than once a week. [...]
Arizona Gardener’s UC Verde Buffalo Grass Blog!
Posted in Lawn Pics!, Testimonials, Tips & Advice on July 22, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Read about this Phoenix homeowner’s experience with UC Verde Buffalo Grass here! She’s only watering her lawn once every 4 days for 15 minutes, in their triple digit weather! http://lazygardens.blogspot.com/search/label/buffalo%20grass “I am hard to impress, but … I’m impressed…3 to 4 months establishing the plugs is a minor investment of time compared to the saving [...]
Positive customer review!
Posted in Testimonials on April 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
“I can’t believe we continue to plant grass (fescue) till I read about the benefits. Grasses to absorb carbon from our air and help moderate the tempertures around our homes. Plus they help keep the dust down as compared to having just dirt. I did some research and planted UC Verde and though it did [...]
Follow a Phoenix, Arizona gardener as she installs her UC Verde Buffalo Grass!
Posted in Testimonials, Tips & Advice on April 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Lazy Gardener wrote to us: “Because there is so little information on how this grass grows in Phoenix, I decided to make it part of my new gardening blog. If it thrives or dies, it’s going to happen, with pictures, on the internet. So far, it’s still alive and starting to spread.” Click here [...]
