Native grasses are getting more attention across Colorado, especially for home lawns, open spaces, and reclamation projects. Species like buffalograss and blue grama are often considered for their drought tolerance and long-term durability. However, warm-season native grasses behave very differently from traditional cool-season lawns like Kentucky bluegrass, and they don’t always align with every project’s...

Autumn in Colorado can be unpredictable. Overnight temperatures can dip below freezing, only to be followed by warm, sunny days, and sometimes even an early snow. With such variability, it’s no surprise that many homeowners put their cool-season grass seeding plans on hold until spring. However, there is another option worth considering: dormant seeding. By...

Choosing the right grass for your project requires understanding how different species perform in various climates. Whether you’re planting a lawn, pasture, or sports field, knowing the difference between warm- and cool-season grasses is essential for long-term success. What Are Cool-Season Grasses? Cool-season grasses typically thrive in cooler climates and regions with cold winters and...

Summer can be tough on your lawn. Between the high temperatures and potential drought stress, proper care and maintenance are essential for keeping your grass healthy and green throughout the season.  Smart Summer Watering The heat of summer can make it more difficult and expensive to water your lawn properly. By keeping the grass mowed...

Planting wildflowers can do more than add color to an area; it can also enhance biodiversity. Wildflowers provide an excellent option for supporting ecosystems, improving soil health, and offering a low-maintenance alternative to traditional landscaping. Our BBS wildflower mixes are designed according to climatic conditions and elevation. Most of our wildflower mixes feature a blend...

Recognizing seed quality is essential for making informed purchasing decisions. By understanding seed testing, labeling, and pricing, you can confidently choose the best seed for your intended use. What is a seed test? Seed testing facilities analyze seed quality using three primary tests: Purity Test: Determines the percentage of pure seeds compared to inert matter,...

Seeding a new lawn can be intimidating. From selecting the best seed to preparing the seedbed to caring for the seed until establishment, unlimited variables can affect the success of planting. Additionally, overseeding your existing lawn can be a great way to refresh your grass in the spring. This will help increase turf density and...