Pickseed - Flagstick Bentgrass Seed - 25 LB Bucket

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Flagstick Creeping Bentgrass is an elite turfgrass variety developed through over 20 years of targeted research at Michigan State University and Seed Research of Oregon. Bred for high-performance and superior disease resistance, Flagstick is a proven performer on greens, tees, and fairways. Its high density and rapid tillering habit help suppress Poa annua and reduce the need for chemical inputs—making it a cost-effective and visually superior choice for turf managers.

This variety offers a fine leaf texture and bright, dark green genetic color. Designed for close-cut conditions, Flagstick delivers exceptional turf quality across a wide range of climates and is ideal for new establishment or interseeding into existing bentgrass stands.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Developed for superior Dollar Spot resistance over years of fairway and greens trials
• Resistant to Brown Patch, Red Thread, Anthracnose, Pink Snow Mold, and Take-All Patch
• Rapid germination (3–5 days under optimal conditions)
• Establishment use within 6–8 weeks of seeding
• Blends well with premium bentgrass varieties such as 007, SR 1150, and Tyee
• High seedling vigor and quick tillering for fast coverage

Applications:

• Golf course greens, tees, and fairways
• Ideal for new seeding or interseeding programs

Seeding Rate:

• New seeding: 2 lbs per 1,000 sq ft (90 lbs/acre)
• Interseeding: 1–2 lbs per 1,000 sq ft depending on conditions

Establishment Timeline:

• Germination: 3–5 days (6–10 days in cooler weather)
• First Mowing: 10–21 days after emergence
• First Use: 6–8 weeks after seeding (weather dependent)

Technical Specifications:

• Species: Creeping Bentgrass (Agrostis stolonifera)
• Seeds Per Pound: ~6,000,000
• Color: Bright, dark green
• Texture: Very fine leaf with high density
• Disease Resistance: Excellent across multiple pathogens
• Adaptation: Performs well in various climates, including cool and transitional zones
• Size: 25 LB Bucket

See spec sheet for trial data, NTEP ratings, and comparative cultivar performance.