Fescue lawn

Fescues are rapidly becoming one of the best choices for a lawn. Their drought and heat tolerance put them on par with like Kentucky bluegrass.

If you’re planning to seed your yard with fescue or have the grass in your yard, read our guide to fescue grass to learn how to best care for your lawn.

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Fescue Grass is a popular type of grass in North America. In this guide, find out the best ways to plant and care for the green turf.

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If you love your lawn, but hate the constant watering, then these five grass types are for you.

Red fescue is a beautiful, very fine blade grass Medium to dark green in color Grows up to 14 inches tall and easy to establish Drought tolerant Does well in shady areas so perfect for seeding under trees Coverage: 3 to 5 lbs per 1000 square feet Test the soil and make sure the pH is anything between 5.5 and 6.5

Explore a comprehensive maintenance calendar to keep your Zoysiagrass healthy year-round.

The poor traditional Southern California lawn.