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CitraBlue® St. Augustine Grass Plugs
CitraBlue® St. Augustine is a great choice for a southern commercial or residential lawn. CitraBlue features best-in-class shade tolerance and improved disease resistance. CitraBlue has a striking blue-green color which is not commonly found in St. Augustine grasses. CitraBlue is the newest released St. Augustine grass from the University of Florida.
Includes: 72 Plugs
Plug Dimensions: 1.25″L x 1.25″W x 1.75″H
Coverage: 72 Square Feet*
Plugs only ship on Monday or Tuesday to ensure plugs do not sit in a warehouse over the weekend.
- Fills in completely in about 6-12 months
- Shade tolerant, disease resistant, and competitive against weeds
- Thick blade, fine texture, and striking blue-green color
$64.99
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Plug trays only ship on Mondays and Tuesdays.
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CitraBlue® St. Augustine grass was developed by the University of Florida’s turfgrass breeding program under a sponsored Research Service Agreement with the Turfgrass Producers of Florida, Inc. (TPF). CitraBlue® is exclusively licensed to TPF by Florida Foundation Seed Producers, Inc., a direct support organization of the University of Florida.
CitraBlue® St. Augustine Grass plugs are a great tool for repairing damaged areas of the lawn or to establish a lawn when sod or seed is not available or practical.
CitraBlue® St. Augustine is a patented and trademarked product of Sod Solutions, Inc.
*Square foot coverage is based on spacing plugs 12″ apart.
| Weight | 144 oz |
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