Start with the problem. Then find the right seed path.
Choose a need to jump into the most relevant catalog subcategory. This is a starting point—not a recommendation engine—so call WLS when site conditions or intended use need a closer look.
Bare spots & patchy turf
Start with ryegrass blend listings for quick repair and overseeding conversations.
View Ryegrass Blends 02Shaded areas
Start with lawn mix listings, including options for dense shade and sun-and-shade sites.
View Lawn Mixes 03High-traffic areas
Open the blue-rye mix listings for fields, active lawns and busy turf.
View Blue-Rye Mixes 04Starting fresh
Browse balanced lawn mix listings for a new lawn or larger renovation.
View Lawn Mixes 05Heat, drought & low input
Open the turf fescue blend listings when resilience and lower maintenance matter.
View WLS Turf Fescue Blends 06A specialized project
Browse miscellaneous listings for sod, erosion, pasture or custom blend conversations.
View MiscellaneousSeed selection guides for your next project
Start with the catalog and university guidance, then confirm the current listing with WLS.
Choosing a shade lawn seed mix
Compare WLS shade lawn seed listings and learn which site questions to ask before choosing a mix, with University of Missouri Extension resources.
Read the guideTurf fescue and fine fescue: reading the seed catalog
Understand the difference between turf fescue and fine fescue catalog categories, compare WLS listings and prepare questions for your seed supplier.
Read the guideSeed selection for lawn renovation and overseeding
Plan a lawn renovation seed conversation with WLS: review existing turf, site preparation and ryegrass or blue-rye listings with MU Extension resources.
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