Grasses
Grass Seed for West Texas & the High Plains
From establishing a new lawn to improving pasture, producing forage, or restoring native ground, choosing the right grass seed starts with understanding how the area will be used. Jack Seed & Supply carries quality grass seed for lawns, pastures, forage systems, erosion control, and land improvement across the High Plains.
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Serving customers throughout the Lubbock area, Amarillo area, West Texas, the Texas Panhandle, Eastern New Mexico, and the Oklahoma Panhandle, we offer warm-season and cool-season grasses suited for the region’s demanding climate and growing conditions.
Pasture
Pasture Grass Seed
Build or improve productive grazing acres with pasture grass seed selected for livestock and High Plains growing conditions. We offer grasses for cattle, horses, sheep, goats, and other livestock, with options suited for both irrigated and lower-input pasture systems.
Native & CRP
Natice & CRP Grass Seed
Native grasses are an excellent choice for CRP plantings, conservation projects, wildlife habitat, erosion control, and long-term land restoration. We offer native and CRP grass seed options suited to West Texas and the High Plains and can help develop mixes based on your acreage, conservation goals, and planting requirements.
Turf
Turf Grass Seed
Whether you’re establishing a residential lawn, commercial property, athletic field, golf course, or other maintained turf, we carry quality turf grass seed for a variety of applications. Our selection includes warm-season and specialty turf options suited for the Lubbock area, Amarillo area, and surrounding High Plains.
Cool
Cool Season Grass Seed
Cool-season grasses provide growth during the cooler months when warm-season grasses are dormant. We offer cool-season grass seed for lawns, winter overseeding, pasture, grazing, erosion control, and temporary ground cover, including ryegrass, fescue, and other cool-season options.
Find the Right Grass Seed
Browse our grass seed options below to compare Bermudagrass, buffalo grass, fescue, ryegrass, pasture grasses, turf varieties, and other specialty grasses. Whether you’re planting a backyard in the Lubbock area, establishing pasture near Amarillo, or improving acreage elsewhere across the High Plains, Jack Seed & Supply can help you find the right seed.
Establishing a Strong Grass Stand
Successful grass establishment begins with proper seedbed preparation, planting timing, seeding depth, moisture, and early management. Giving new seedlings the right conditions during establishment can make a significant difference in stand density and long-term performance.
Built for High Plains Growing Conditions
Grass establishment across the High Plains can be challenging due to heat, wind, limited rainfall, cold winters, and varying soil conditions. We carry grass seed selected to handle regional conditions while giving customers options for everything from irrigated lawns to low-water pastures and native areas.
Choosing the Right Grass Seed
The best grass depends on how you plan to use the area. Sun exposure, soil type, irrigation availability, traffic, livestock pressure, mowing height, and desired appearance should all be considered. Our team works with customers throughout the Lubbock area, Amarillo area, and the High Plains to help identify grass varieties that fit their property and goals.
Grass Seed for Erosion Control
Establishing grass can help protect exposed soil from wind and water erosion while developing a permanent root system and ground cover. Selecting the right species for your soil, moisture, and intended use is an important part of creating a successful long-term stand.
Frequently Asked Questions About Grass Seed
What types of grass seed do you carry?
We carry Bermudagrass, buffalo grass, fescue, ryegrass, pasture grasses, turf grasses, and other specialty grass seed for lawns, forage, grazing, conservation, and land improvement.
What grass grows well in West Texas?
Bermudagrass and buffalo grass are popular warm-season options because of their heat and drought tolerance. The best grass depends on your irrigation availability, soil conditions, and intended use.
What is a good grass for a low-water lawn?
Buffalo grass is one of the most popular low-water options for the High Plains because it is native to the Great Plains and has excellent drought tolerance once established.
Can grass seed be used for pasture?
Yes. Several grass species can be used to establish or improve pasture for cattle, horses, sheep, goats, and other grazing livestock.
Can you help me choose the right grass seed?
Absolutely. Our team can help you compare grass species and varieties based on your location, soil, irrigation availability, intended use, and management goals.