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Turfgrass species best established in fall seasons and producing most of their growth from late spring to mid-fall. Most cool season turfgrasses experience a period of natural dormancy during the hottest periods of the year. Most typically C3 photosynthetic, cool-season grasses thrive between 60-75⁰F (16-24⁰C). Common species include Kentucky bluegrass (Poa praetensis), tall Fescue, (Festuca arundicea) and perennial Ryegrass (Lolium perenne.)
Qualified cultivars are available in the following species:
Qualified cultivars are available in the following species:
Turfgrass species best established in spring seasons and producing most of their growth during the warmest parts of the year. Most typically C4 photosynthetic, warm-season grasses thrive between 75-95⁰F (24-35⁰C). Common species include bermudagrass (Cynodon sp.) and Zoyziagrass (Zoyzia sp.)
