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    VERY DARK GREEN Color

+ EXTRA Density & Traffic Tolerance

= EXCELLENT Turfgrass

If you need a top-performing, traffic-tolerant, EXTRA-dark perennial ryegrass, look no further than NEXUS XD turf-type perennial ryegrass. This is a turfgrass that works for you. NEXUS XD is naturally very dark green.  This means you don’t need to add extra iron to darken the turf. NEXUS XD is perfect for use on fairways, athletic fields, home lawns and other locations where high quality, dark turf is desired.  NEXUS XD can also be used for adding dark brilliant color to a bluegrass or tall fescue mixture, as well as for blending with other perennial ryegrass for overseeding applications.

 

2007 NTEP Genetic Color Ratings

TOP 10 SCORES

Variety Score
NEXUS XD 7.8
L44 7.8
TR47 7.8
VB99 7.8
Cabo II 7.7
NEXUS XR 7.6
ASP6006 7.6
Pick 02-R 7.6
PM 102 7.6
LSD 0.3

Complete results available at www.ntep.org

 

Traffic Tolerant

Whether the application is a back yard, golf course, athletic field or any other area that has extra pressure from wheel or foot traffic, with NEXUS XD, you can expect fairway-quality turfgrass that can withstand the extra pressure.

 

Disease Resistance and Other Strengths

NEXUS XD has shown good resistance to many diseases including pink snow mold, red thread, dollar spot, brown patch, and crown rust.  NEXUS XD has also shown good resistance to cold temperatures, winter damage, poa annua, as well as tolerance to the herbicide Velocity® (bispyribac-sodium.)

 

NEXUS XD is best planted on fertile, neutral pH soils during the cooler seasons of the year, such as spring and fall.  If needing to plant during other times, plan on additional overseeding. For a thick, lush turf, the following seeding rates are recommended: 

Seeding Rates in lbs/1000 sq. ft.

 

New Planting

Overseeding

Home Lawns          

5-8

7-10

Athletic Fields

9-15

12-18

Greens         

-

25-35

Tees 

9-15

12-18

Fairways

225-350*

300-425*

 

* rates in lbs./acre

 

 

 NTEP Performance Data

'05

'06

'07

Categories Statistically Equal To The Highest Rated Variety

 

 

 

Quality - Upper W. Mtn Region

 

x

Quality - Traffic Stress, NE

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x

x

x

Traffic Stress, MI

 

x

x

Quality - Traffic Stress, NY

x

x

x

Genetic Color

x

x

x

Spring Greenup

x

Spring Density

x

x

Fall Ground Cover

x

Winter Color

x

x

x

Dollar Spot

 

x

Red Thread Resistance

x

x

Brown Patch Resist. (Warm. Temp.)

x

Crown Rust, RI

x

Pink Snow Mold

x

x

Velocity Resistance

x

 

Winter Damage, MN

x

 

Low Temperature Injury, SD

x

 

x

Poa Annua Rating

 

x

Yellow Patch Resistance

   
x

Stem Rust Resistance

   
x

Anthracnose Resistance

   
x

Seedhead Rating

   
x

 

 NTEP Performance Data

'05

'06

'07

Location Where Statistically Equal To The Highest Quality Rating

 

 

 

Ames, IA

x

x

x

Urbana, IL

x

x

x

Carbondale, IL

 

x

West Layfayette, IL

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x

Amhurst, MA

x

 

 

St. Paul, MN

(click here to see data)

 

x

Columbia, MO

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x

x

Columbia, MO - Traffic

x

 

 

Mead, NE

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x

Mead, NE - Traffic

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x

x

x

Ithaca, NY - Non-traffic

x

x

x

Stillwater, OK

x

x

University Park, PA

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x

Quebec City, QE

 

x

Kingston, RI

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x

x

Brookings, SD

x

 

x

Logan, UT

 

x

x

Blacksburg, VA

x

 

 

Pullman, WA

x

x

Madison, WI

x

 

 

Complete results available at www.ntep.org

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Did You Know?

The National Turfgrass Evaluation Program (NTEP) data is available  online at www