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Forage First Guide I Summer Select Guide
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SR 3150 hard fescue turf is a significant advancement in hard fescues enabling this low maintenance species to be used from golf course fairways to unmown roadsides.
CHARACTERISTICS:
Benefits
- Reduced mowing
- Reduced fungicide use
- Reduced water usage
- Adapted to all turf sites
- Low fertilizer requirement
- Reduced insect pressure
General Fine Fescue Characteristics
Growth Habit: Bunch, creeping and/or spreading low, slow growing
Blade: 1-2 mm., needle-like tip
Adaptations and Use
SR 3150 hard fescue is a versatile grass that will help reduce maintenance costs whether planted in a monostand or a mix. Its dwarfed growth habit reduces the number and frequency of mowings and reduces clipping yields. In low maintenance areas it forms an attractive, dark green, dense turf requiring minimal water and fertilization in both sun and shade. This makes SR 3150 ideal for use on golf course slopes and bunkers as well as in parks, roadsides and reclamation areas. It is also ideal for the homeowner who desires quality turf with reduced maintenance. In addition, SR 3150 can be mixed with improved Kentucky bluegrasses, perennial ryegrasses, and Chewings fescues for a high quality lawn mix.
SEEDING:
Seeding Rate
New Seeding:
4-6 lbs./1,000 sq. ft.
200-250 lbs./acre
Seeds/lb.: 420,000
Establishment
Germination: 5-10 days under ideal conditions
First limited use: 4-6 weeks depending on condition
- Low to high maintenance turf sites
- High turf quality
- Excellent heat and drought tolerance
- Excellent performance in shade and sun
- Bright, dark green color
- Dense, fine, attractive turf
- Low growing
- Uses: Golf course fairways and roughs, to home lawns to unmown roadsides