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Yukon Bermuda
(Experimental number OKS91-11)
Yukon seeded turf-type bermudagrass is considered one of the best choices for turf managers needing an exceptional seeded bermudagrass that is cold tolerant. Developed by Dr. Charles Taliaferro of Oklahoma State University, in conjunction with the USGA, Yukon is the most dramatic improvement in seeded bermudagrass varieties to date.
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BER-YUKON-05
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5 LB. - Yukon Bermuda / Coated - High Density Bermuda (Fairway Turf Quality) - Limited Availablity !
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$125.00
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BER-YUKON-25
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SOLD OUT - 25 LB. - Yukon Bermuda - Coated Seed -High Quality / High density (Fairway Turf Quality
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$0.00
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YUKON BERMUDA
PLANTING RATE:
2-3 lbs. / per 1000 sq. ft.
Yukon variety exhibits excellent cold tolerance and superb turf quality. Yukon is the golf course manager's top choice for excellent tees, fairways and roughs throughout the transition, tropical and sub-tropical zones.
In trials in Oklahoma it has shown excellent turf quality and winter hardiness at both 0.5 inch and 1.5 inch mowing heights.
Highest ratings for turfgrass quality, color, density and texture as well as excellent winter survival and cold tolerance, rank Yukon Bermudagrass as one of the best choices for turfgrass managers. Golf superintendents, parks and sports field managers, as well as other quality turf professionals will find this improved turf-type seeded bermudagrass a high performer on their projects. The variety has been released to Seed Research of Oregon and Johnston Seed Co. for seed production, marketing and distribution. High quality certified seed will be available on a limited basis..
ADVANTAGES
Yukon uses up to 25% less water than other Bermudagrasses, while maintaining superior turf quality, according to university studies. In Oklahoma, Mississippi and Arkansas, Yukon has surpassed all other seeded varieties and many of the vegetative varieties for Spring Dead Spot resistance, Early Spring Green-up and Winter Survival. Yukon's performance exceeds many sod or seeded Bermudagrass varieties available today.
