The 007 Creeping Bentgrass (experimental 'DSB') is an advanced generation creeping Bentgrass variety developed by the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station (Rutgers University) working in cooperation with Richard Hurley, Ph.D. 007 creeping bentgrass has a broad genetic base developed using twenty four parent plants, including plants identified from the varieties L-93 and Southshore. Additional clones were collected from older greens on high stress golf courses in the northeast USA. This new, improved variety is well adapted to any U.S. and overseas areas where creeping bentgrass is being utilized for golf course greens, tees and fairways.  007 Creeping Bentgrass is recommended for use on greens and warmer climates. UsesRecommended uses for 007 creeping bentgrass include seeding or sodding golf course putting greens, tees, and fairways on new and renovated, as well as in overseeding conversions on greens planted to older, poor performing varieties that need to be updated. This new creeping bentgrass variety adapts well for low mowing on greens, as well as for reduced fungicide management on fairways and tees. Hurley says, “If you liked the performance of our L-93 variety, the new 007 creeping bentgrass is even better”. Enhanced Dollar Spot resistance and superior turf quality make this variety the perfect choice for all levels of golf course projects, especially those located in stressful environments – 007 will be incorporated into the Dominant blends. All individual parental clones of creeping bentgrass used in the development of 007 were selected for improved Dollar Spot resistance, bright dark green leaf color, excellent winter color with no purpling and a vigorous, uniform, moderately dense growth habit. 007 Creeping Bentgrass has far superior growth compared to Penn A-1 & Penn A-4 when soils are cool resulting in a much improved cool weather performance overall. Features Superior turf quality Highly competitive against Poa annua Excellent winter color with no purpling Enhanced Dollar Spot resistance Bright, dark green color Vigorous, uniform, moderately dense growth Heat tolerance   Benefits Reduced fungicide use Versatile for use on greens, tees and fairways Improved Brown Patch resistance High performance all year around Reduced maintenance costs