(2 Varietals )
Paspalum, a perennial grass spread through stolons, stands out for its adaptability, thriving in wet conditions, and drought. Renowned for its excellent wear tolerance and rapid recovery, it offers optimal playability for golf courses and sports venues when maintained at a low mow height to create a dense turf. Additionally, it exhibits good tolerance to salty water, boasting a soft texture that invites barefoot exploration. Platinum, a variety of paspalum, demonstrates slightly better shade tolerance compared to Salam Seashore.
Water
Moderate Watering
Sunlight
Requires Full Sun, 6 Hours
maintenance
Moderate Mowing
Texture
Fine to Very Fine, Soft Texture
Soil
ph 6.0 - 8.0
Traffic
High Traffic Tolerance
Platinum TE Seashore Paspalum
Platinum TE Paspalum has no swirling grain in the greens canopy surface and does not exhibit loss of the shiny dark green color from chlorophyll loss during exposure to low light intensity. It exhibits continuous growth that provides excellent wear tolerance plus divot and ball mark recovery. Platinum TE offers golf courses and other sports venues unparalleled playability and cosmetic appearance.
Salam Seashore Paspalum
Salam Seashore Paspalum was originally marketed for golf greens and tees, especially in salt-challenged environments. Salam Seashore Paspalum is a warm-season perennial grass that spreads by stolons. When mowed regularly at heights of 1 inch or less, the grass produces a dense turf. One of the outstanding characteristics of Salam Seashore Paspalum is its tolerance to saline soils.
