Black Beauty sod growing in
North Carolina
Planting research test plots.
Seeding boxes are used to
eliminate wind problems.
Virginia Tech ran the sod
strength test at the Virginia Beef plots.
These grasses have great sod
tensile strength.
Dr. Zhang performers the
anti-oxidant test.
The basel leaves of Black
Beauty Tall Fescue are very uniform.
Seeding sod fields at
Haymarket, Virginia with Black Beauty.
Black Beauty Tall Fescues are
much more drought tolerant than other tall fescues.
David DeBuck of DeBuck Sod
Farm in Delaware, Wisconsin.
Blue Panther Kentucky
Bluegrass mixture in 50 lb. bags.
Blue Panther Kentucky
Bluegrass sod field in New Jersey at 5 months. |
Black Beauty Tall Fescue
possesses an invisible waxy coating like that of an apple.
The first Blue Panther
Kentucky Bluegrass.
Blue-Tastic grows roots fast.
The Black Beauty Tall Fescue
on the left has a finer leaf than our competitors tall
fescue on the right.
Dr. Zhang of Virginia Tech
performs the photo-chemical efficiency test.
Black Beauty varieties are
very resistant to rust disease.
Black Beauty tote bags hold
1,000 lbs. each and are shipped 2 on a pallet.
Johnson Sod Farm in Deerfield,
NJ, likes growing Black Beauty Sod.
Black Beauty Tall Fescue ready
for harvest in six months in Missouri.
Emerald View Turf Farm in
Jefferson City, MO, with Black Beauty horse statue.
Blue Panther germinates much
faster than the competitor's mixture planted to the right.
Black Beauty keeps its color
when warm season grasses go brown. |