Maya Bermudagrass (Hybrid Couch)

SKU Maya
Maya

Maya Bermudagrass (Hybrid Couch)

$74.30 – $1,300.00 inc. GST

Allow 1 kg per 100m2 for seeding new lawns and 0.5 to 1 kg per 100m2 for overseeding.

Due to seed certification and quarantine requirements of Tasmania, seed brought loose by the kilogram is not able to be sent to Tasmania.

For 5-25 kg orders discounts are applied.

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Description

Rated one of the top varieties in the independent NTEP trials.

Maya is a new variety of seeded Bermudagrass/ Hybrid Couch from Barenbrug. In the NTEP (National Turfgrass Evaluation Program) trials Maya scored exceptionally well for improved turf performance, disease resistance, excellent colour and leaf texture. Being a seeded variety Maya will establish into a superior Bermudagrass/ Hybrid Couch turf and has a wide range of adaptation.

Key features
• Excellent colour
• Excellent texture
• Excellent density
• Broad adaptation of environments
• Excellent disease resistance		 Applications
• Lawns
• Parks
• Sports fields
• Golf fairways
• Golf roughs

Usage
Maya is recommended for sports fields, lawns, parks, golf fairways and roughs or wherever a high-quality turf is desired. Being established from seed, it is much easier to use than sprigged vegetative varieties.

Establishment
Late spring seeding is best suited to bermudagrass where soil temperatures are 16–18 degrees.
It is very important to use Agricote coated seed and cover the bermudagrass seeds with soil or sand (3 to 5 mm) Bare, open-to-the-air seed lying on the soil surface with no protection from wind or hot sun, cannot be kept moist enough to germinate.
Ensure seeds are covered and well-watered to avoid them drying out during germination and establishment. As the plant begins to establish watering intervals can be reduced to deeper less often schedules.

Disease resistance
This vigorous, medium fine-bladed cultivar adds excellent disease resistance to any warm-season blend throughout the hottest summer months. It exhibited no dollar spot and had less damage from Spring Dead Spot than any other variety. Maya shows remarkable cold tolerance making it well suited to Australia’s winters. Maya displays very good resistance to Take All Patch and has excellent spring green up.

Management
For best performance Maya should be fertilised 4–6 times per year. In spring a high N fertiliser can be used to encourage the couch out of winter dormancy. A complete fertiliser can be used over summer as required. During March and again
in early May apply a fertiliser high in potassium. This will give your lawn protection as it goes into the cold winter months.
During summer you can mow your lawn quite low but this puts a lot of stress on the plant. Ideal mowing height is between
20–30 mm. Mowing your lawn a little higher over winter helps protect against frosts.
Being a C4 (warm season grass grass) makes selectively taking weeds out of Maya couch a breeze.

Additional information

Weight N/A
Size

1Kg, 25Kg

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Product Details:

Rated one of the top varieties in the independent NTEP trials.

Maya is a new variety of seeded Bermudagrass/ Hybrid Couch from Barenbrug. In the NTEP (National Turfgrass Evaluation Program) trials Maya scored exceptionally well for improved turf performance, disease resistance, excellent colour and leaf texture. Being a seeded variety Maya will establish into a superior Bermudagrass/ Hybrid Couch turf and has a wide range of adaptation.

Key features
• Excellent colour
• Excellent texture
• Excellent density
• Broad adaptation of environments
• Excellent disease resistance		 Applications
• Lawns
• Parks
• Sports fields
• Golf fairways
• Golf roughs

Usage
Maya is recommended for sports fields, lawns, parks, golf fairways and roughs or wherever a high-quality turf is desired. Being established from seed, it is much easier to use than sprigged vegetative varieties.

Establishment
Late spring seeding is best suited to bermudagrass where soil temperatures are 16–18 degrees.
It is very important to use Agricote coated seed and cover the bermudagrass seeds with soil or sand (3 to 5 mm) Bare, open-to-the-air seed lying on the soil surface with no protection from wind or hot sun, cannot be kept moist enough to germinate.
Ensure seeds are covered and well-watered to avoid them drying out during germination and establishment. As the plant begins to establish watering intervals can be reduced to deeper less often schedules.

Disease resistance
This vigorous, medium fine-bladed cultivar adds excellent disease resistance to any warm-season blend throughout the hottest summer months. It exhibited no dollar spot and had less damage from Spring Dead Spot than any other variety. Maya shows remarkable cold tolerance making it well suited to Australia’s winters. Maya displays very good resistance to Take All Patch and has excellent spring green up.

Management
For best performance Maya should be fertilised 4–6 times per year. In spring a high N fertiliser can be used to encourage the couch out of winter dormancy. A complete fertiliser can be used over summer as required. During March and again
in early May apply a fertiliser high in potassium. This will give your lawn protection as it goes into the cold winter months.
During summer you can mow your lawn quite low but this puts a lot of stress on the plant. Ideal mowing height is between
20–30 mm. Mowing your lawn a little higher over winter helps protect against frosts.
Being a C4 (warm season grass grass) makes selectively taking weeds out of Maya couch a breeze.

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