Saw “Patch Perfect” infomercial—looks miraculous. No seed variety disclosure, just “sun/shade mix.” Could contain anything (nimblewill, buffalograss). Certified seed lists varieties, germination rates, weed content.
Wait for university testing. Don’t gamble your lawn on marketing.
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