Kentucky bluegrass
Aviator II
• Rapid establishment
• Excellent vigor
• Quick spring green-up
• Dark green color
• Good density during the growing season
Description
Aviator II has increased resistance to diseases like dollar spot and excellent self-repairing ability. Its key features include rapid establishment, a dark green color, quick spring recovery, and excellent seedling vigor.
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Blue Gem
- Excellent vigor
- Dark green color
- Good disease resistance
- Medium-fine leaf texture
- Good tolerance to traffic
Description
BLUE GEM stands out for its excellent seedling vigor, disease resistance, and outstanding turf performance during the summer.
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BlueNote
- Dense, compact
- Shade tolerant
- Fine textured
- High sod strength
- Broad disease resistance
- Excellent summer density
Description
BlueNote is a compact America-type bluegrass known for its excellent color, texture, density, and shade tolerance. It thrives under moderate fertility management and offers great cold tolerance with superior winter color. Aggressive and drought-tolerant, it forms dense turf with excellent disease resistance. Suitable for diverse climates, BlueNote is ideal for sod production, golf courses, and professional sports turf.
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Blue Coat
- Excellent density during the growing season
- Dark green color H
- igh disease resistance
- Fine to medium leaf texture
- Excellent wear Tolerance
Description
BLUE COAT is a premium Kentucky Bluegrass variety featuring dense, fine leaves, a dark green color, and superior resistance to diseases like rust and summer patch. Its durability under heavy traffic makes it ideal for sod production, sports fields, parks, and golf courses. BLUE COAT blends seamlessly with Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, tall fescue, and fine fescue.
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Zip
- Quick establishment
- Above average winter activity
- Early spring green up
- Very fine blade
- Moderate green color
- High seed count
Description
ZIP is the result of a native plant collected in Oklahoma crossed with Gladstone Kentucky Bluegrass. Properties observed have been quick establisment, persistent turf in low maintenance settings, early spring greenup and high seed count.
