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Turfgrass Comparison

Many athletic fields, such as football fields and golf courses, use what are referred to as turfgrasses. These types of grasses all have their benefits and drawbacks, depending on the region and physical landscape of the installation.
  1. Identification

    • Turfgrasses are comprised of a popular and durable group of grasses. They include tall and fine fescues, Kentucky bluegrass and perennial ryegrass. These grasses are then normally mixed in various combinations for a healthier grass coverage.

    Types

    • Each type of turfgrass boasts its strengths. Tall fescue and Kentucky bluegrass strive well under full sun exposure. Those areas with a lot of foot traffic, like soccer fields, can use a mixture of perennial grass and Kentucky bluegrass. Additionally, fine fescue works well when mixed with the other grasses to withstand shady areas.

    Significance

    • Mixing a varied amount of differing types of grasses allows the turfgrass to resist natural enemies, such as insect infestations and disease. Growing a healthy turfgrass limits the amount of time and care needed for maintenance, saving money overall.


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