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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 409718" data-attributes="member: 389">I don't know as it was already in place when I bought the joint.&nbsp; It's not what you might want for city places, but for country living where one doesn't really have the &quot;need&quot; to be a grass farmer, it's pretty nice.&nbsp; Like I mentioned though, between some Kentucky Bluegrass, tall fescues, and brome grass that has invaded the place, I'd mow even less often.&nbsp; One thing though is that buffalo grass seed is expensive, and I mean REALLY expensive compared to other grass seed.&nbsp; I just took a quick look and the first site I found with it had it listed at $56 a pound.Mine is getting to the point that it should be reseeded, but at about 4 acres for where I would want it, ouch.A little reading on the topic for ya.<a href="https://www.naturesseed.com/grass-seed/buffalograss/planting-a-buffalograss-lawn/" target="_blank">https://www.naturesseed.com/grass-seed/buffalograss/planting-a-buffalograss-lawn/</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 409718, member: 389"] I don't know as it was already in place when I bought the joint. It's not what you might want for city places, but for country living where one doesn't really have the "need" to be a grass farmer, it's pretty nice. Like I mentioned though, between some Kentucky Bluegrass, tall fescues, and brome grass that has invaded the place, I'd mow even less often. One thing though is that buffalo grass seed is expensive, and I mean REALLY expensive compared to other grass seed. I just took a quick look and the first site I found with it had it listed at $56 a pound. Mine is getting to the point that it should be reseeded, but at about 4 acres for where I would want it, ouch. A little reading on the topic for ya. [URL]https://www.naturesseed.com/grass-seed/buffalograss/planting-a-buffalograss-lawn/[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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