While a dormant lawn isn’t as inviting as a ... technique instead of a problem to be solved. Recent drought events revealed that Kentucky bluegrass can survive with much less water than ...

Kentucky’s lawns — mostly bluegrass or fescue — are fairly drought resistant, and can go several weeks without water due to their natural, deep root systems retaining moisture. However ...

To avoid this common lawn care mistake, plant cool season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass and red fescue in northern states.

“Fine fescue is perfect for shaded areas and low-maintenance lawns,” says Bowers. Creeping Red and Chewings are the most drought-resistant varieties. Kentucky bluegrass needs 1 to 1.5 inches ...

Discover the ideal mowing frequency for a healthy lawn. Learn about the factors to consider and general guidelines for proper ...

Kentucky bluegrass lawns prefer full sun but tolerate light ... type of grass for areas with high foot traffic. This grass is drought-tolerant and doesn’t require much fertilization.

While many lawns in Ohio consist primarily of Kentucky bluegrass, seeding a mixture of bluegrass and fescues will result in a turfgrass stand, which will be more resilient to drought and hot ...

We are all being asked to do our part to conserve water, and one way to do that is to water your lawn the right way.

Hybrid Bermuda grass, top, stayed green while Kentucky bluegrass, bottom ... Hybrid Bermuda grass is the top turfgrass species used on lawns and golf courses in the southern United States.

But the drought wasn't exactly why ... The team found that Kentucky bluegrass — commonly found on Utah lawns — went "belly up" within the first week without water, while the hybrid ...

Portions of Kentucky entered moderate drought this month for the first time this year, with more than a million Kentuckians in drought areas, according to U.S. Drought Monitor estimates.