FROST ZONE is a unique mix of high quality seed varieties chosen specifically for their ability to survive in colder climates and establish quickly as a perennial plot that offers high protein and
great nutrition very early in the year. By choosing small seeded varieties, Tecomate Seed has taken advantage of a special planting
technique called “frost seeding”. When broadcast prior to spring thaw,
Frost Zone is virtually “absorbed” into the warm earth as it thaws and
expands in spring. In effect, Frost Zone plants itself in the same way
natural forage and grasses do with no help from farmers! For the
fastest, easiest food plot to nourish deer during the critical antler
growing season in early spring, Frost Zone is unsurpassed!
SPECS
Cold tolerant perennial
Size: 4 lbs.
Coverage Area: 1/4 acre
Application: Excellent perennial plot in cooler climates where early
spring establishment is important. Provides much needed nutrition
during critical antler growing periods. Designed for seeding on frozen
ground, establishes with no plowing or field preparation in northern climates.
HIGHLIGHTS . Features Hi-Sugar Grasses, white clover and chicory deer crave. . Can be “frost seeded” or planted conventionally. . Perennial plot comes back 2 to 5 years with minimal care. . Works exceptionally well on small plots . Survives extreme cold. . Coated with water retaining ZEBA coating technology and Barenbrug's
exclusive nutrient rich Yellow Jacket seed coating for a fast, strong start.
Planting Time:
FROST SEEDING:
zone 1: Winter - February 15 - March 5
zone 2: Winter - January 20 - February 15
CONVENTIONAL PLANTING:
Zone 1: Spring – April 15 – June 15; Fall – July 15 – August 30
Zone 2: Spring – April 1 – May 30; Fall – August 1 – September 15
Zone 3: Fall – September 1 – October 15
Zone 4: Not Recommended
Planting Depth:
CONVENTIONAL: 1/8 - 1/4 inch. Avoid planting too deep!
FROST SEEDING: Broadcast onto frozen open ground or existing vegetation Fertilizer: 200 pounds / acre of 13-13-13 for seed vigor. Seeding Rate: 4 lbs / 1/4 acre Maintenance: Mow to reduce weed establishment and “thicken” clover.