Growing Grounds Tour a Field Day
for S&S Clients©2005 Wendy Dager
S&S Seeds' clients braved Southern California's rainy April showers in order to view more than fifty production fields in which we grow and harvest native grasses, wildflowers and shrubs.
On April 22 and 23, 2005, 120 attendees came from as far south as San Diego and as far north as the San Francisco Bay area to participate in the Growing Grounds Tour at the S&S Seeds' facility at beautiful Rancho De Las Flores in Los Alamos, California.
Guests included CalTrans landscape architects, hydroseeding contractors, city and county planners, environmental consultants, private landscape architects, and native plant enthusiasts, who surveyed our test plots and participated in talks on mycorrhizal inoculum, erosion control products (see more on Bruce Berlin, S&S Seeds' Erosion Control Product Manager), and other subjects relevant to today's landscape professional. Our thanks to everyone who made the trek, shared in our Santa Maria Style barbecue, and saw first-hand that at S&S Seeds, we're doing all we can to supply you with the best products to meet your landscaping and turf management needs. If you have questions about our products, give us a call at (805) 684-0436. Or, download our complete Seed Selection Guide 2005 now. (Adobe pdf, 1,320 kb.
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- Highest Heat and Drought Tolerance Available
- Fine Texture
- Dark Green Year Round
- Good Cold Tolerance
- Improved Disease Resistance
- Excellent Resilency
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