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What is Bluegrass Grass?

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Stemming from the grass genus Poa, bluegrass grass is

a common lawn, meadow, pasture, and turf grass. Most commonly found as Kentucky bluegrass seed, bluegrass grass is a cool weather lawn grass that is most commonly used in areas that receive low to medium traffic.

Bluegrass grass gets its name from its blue-green tinted blades. Bluegrass seed is commonly found in grass seed blends, acting as the base seed to create a more multipurpose turf. Bluegrass grass has a finer texture than many other grasses, offering the perfect "barefoot" experience. This grass is a perfect choice for drought prone environments because of its intricate root system, which withstands even the driest conditions. Bluegrass grass is also less prone to embarrassing bald spots, offering better mend-ability for pet stains and less damage from the presence of grubs.


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