Turf: Grass Types
Find Your Grass Type
We all have those areas in our yard where grass just seems impossible to grow successfully. Ideally, a blend of grass varieties and types makes the best solution since different grasses have different qualities, characteristics and habits. It is important when planning to seed your yard that you consider a blend or mixture of turf varieties. This will help ensure that your lawn has the proper plant for the proper environment.
Kentucky
Bluegrass
Common cool season grass that spreads well and fills in bare spots. Will
go dormant in hot, dry weather. Recommended blend with creeping red fescue
and perennial ryegrass to up wear and drought tolerance...
Fine
Fescue
A good choice for a shade tolerant turf type, though does not withstand
normal wear and tear well. It is recommended to blend fine fescue with
a perennial ryegrass...
Perennial
Ryegrass
Perennial Ryegrass germinates quickly allowing your other turf types to
establish in the process. It is a durable species that blends well with
other turf types...
Tall
Fescue
Tall fescue, once it begins to establish, is a rapid growing plant capable
of withstanding high traffic and partial shade. There are blends that
are disease and insect resistant as well as drought tolerant...
Ground
Cover
In areas of heavy shade, you may consider groundcover or mulch instead
of turf.
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