Summer Grass Seed
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Envy Premium Tall Fescue Grass Seed Blend
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North Star Grass Seed | Premium Kentucky Bluegrass & Tall Fescue Blend
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Bermuda Grass Seed - Improved 3-way Blend
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LESCO Pyramid 2 Bermuda Grass Seed (Coated) 25 lb.
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Lesco Sun & Shade Park Grass Seed
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LESCO Estate Eagle Plus Grass Seed
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Titan RX Sun and Shade Turf-Type Tall Fescue Grass Seed
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Lesco Double Eagle Rye Grass Seed
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Lesco Tall Fescue Select Blend Grass Seed
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Highgreen Turf Type Tall Fescue Seed
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Lesco Aeration & Overseeding Tall Fescue Bundle
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Crown Jewel Elite Tall Fescue Grass Seed - 50 lbs.
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Shade Grass Seed - Lesco
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Lesco All Pro Transition Tall Fescue Grass Seed
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Summer can be a great time to seed the right type of grass. Whether you're installing a new Bermuda lawn or maintaining cool-season turf in high-heat conditions, choosing the right seed and following proper care practices are critical for success. Our premium, weed-free grass seed blends are designed to thrive in summer’s demanding conditions.
Best Grass Types to Seed in Summer
Bermudagrass is the best option for summer seeding in warm-season areas. It loves heat, germinates quickly in warm soil, and thrives in full sun. With proper watering and soil prep, you can establish a strong Bermuda lawn during the summer months.
Can You Seed Cool-Season Grass in Summer?
Yes—but with caution. Tall fescue and Kentucky bluegrass can technically be seeded in summer, but germination is more challenging due to high temperatures and rapid moisture loss. If you choose to seed cool-season grass in summer:
- Water multiple times daily to keep the soil consistently moist
- Topdress with peat moss or wheat straw to protect seed and hold in moisture
- Monitor daily—hot, dry conditions can kill seedlings quickly
Fall remains the best time for cool-season grass seeding, but summer seeding can work with strict care and attention.
How Much Seed Should You Apply?
- Overseeding: 4–5 lbs per 1,000 sq ft
- New Lawn Installation: 8–10 lbs per 1,000 sq ft
Soil Prep for Summer Seeding
For successful summer seeding, always start with proper prep:
- Loosen the topsoil to improve seed-to-soil contact
- Rake out debris and dead grass
- Topdress with peat moss or wheat straw after seeding to retain moisture
Watering Grass Seed in Summer
High temperatures can dry out seed beds quickly. To ensure germination:
- Water 2–3 times per day with light applications until germination
- Keep the top ¼ inch of soil consistently moist
- Reduce frequency and water deeper once seedlings are 2–3 inches tall
Our Premium Summer Grass Seed Blends
Transcontinental Improved Bermudagrass Seed
Our Transcontinental Bermudagrass is specially selected for its dark green color, drought tolerance, and improved germination. Perfect for summer installs in warm climates, this uncoated, weed-free seed thrives in full sun and high heat.
Envy Premium Tall Fescue Blend
For cool-season lawns that need summer repair, our Envy tall fescue blend offers dense growth, improved drought resistance, and excellent color. Use only if you can commit to daily watering and close monitoring during summer months.
North Star Grass Seed Blend
North Star combines Envy tall fescue with 10% 365SS Kentucky Bluegrass for added spreading and winter resilience. Use only with intensive watering in summer. For best results, consider waiting until fall to seed cool-season lawns.