What about it?

Kentucky bluegrass is a perennial grass that was introduced from Europe. However, it has become extensively naturalized in open woods, pastures, prairies, and roadsides throughout the Mid and Eastern U.S. It is considered a cool season grass, and is not very tolerant of heat. It has a medium texture and a notable blue-green color.

What is it used for?

Kentucky bluegrass is used as a lawn and turf grass.

Where does it grow? How do we grow it?

Kentucky bluegrass needs a well-drained soil in full sunshine. Kentucky bluegrass has good drought tolerance, once established. Plant the seeds and mow to 1 1/2 inches. The natural height of Kentucky bluegrass is 2 feet. It also has good wear tolerance and therefore is good for planting in well trafficked areas.

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