SEASHORE PASPALUM

Seashore Paspalum produces both stolons and rhizomes, has an intermediate to fine leaf texture, an attractive bright green color, good density, and good tolerance to low mowing. Seashore paspalum is considered to be the most salt-tolerant warm-season turfgrass species and also holds great promise for reclamation and soil stabilization of unmanaged salt-affected sites. One of its most unusual attributes is that salt may be used to kill weeds in this grass. For these and many more reasons, we believe that Seashore Paspalum is the future of turfgrass... Seashore paspalum produces a dense, lush canopy ideal for warm-season golf courses, especially fairways, as its upright nature makes a ball sit up as if on a tee. Some varieties, such as SeaStar, are also well-suited for putting greens use. Seashore paspalum also creates wear-tolerant sports fields because the grass grows aggressively from rhizomes and stolons, making it quick to heal from sports-related wear. While some maintenance..

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