Low-Mow Kentucky Bluegrass
Kentucky Bluegrass has been a traditional turfgrass for cool-season lawns since our family began growing sod in the 1960’s. It has medium-to-fine, soft grass blades and a deep blue-green color. Our Kentucky bluegrass sod is a blend of modern hybrid varieties with a more compact growth pattern, allowing it to tolerate lower mowing heights for high-performance athletic fields and golf courses. Under proper care, it also makes a beautiful lawn grass, forming a dense turf that is deep green in color and soft to walk on.
Highlights
Grows well in sun or partial shade.
Superior dark green color. It is green most of the year.
Soft texture makes it nice for kids to play on, or to walk on with bare feet.
Recovery from wear. With timely fertilization, bluegrass will spread by rhizomes in the fall and spring to fill in bare spots.
Under extreme heat and drought, Kentucky bluegrass can go into summer dormancy and come back in the fall.
Recommended Uses
Residential/Commercial Lawns – Makes a beautiful turf when it is well-maintained. An underground sprinkler system is recommended
Athletic Fields – Best for high-performance athletic fields, especially soccer pitches, field hockey, and baseball infields. It provides consistent ball roll and a good cushion.
Parks/Institutions – Grows well in sun and shade, plus has self-repairing capability to recover from foot-traffic
Golf Courses – Can be used for fairways, tees, roughs, or green surrounds.
Types of Cut
Pallet: Easy to handle 20” x 40” slabs, perfect for do-it-yourself installation.
98 slabs per pallet = 540 square feet
Big Roll: A continuous roll that can be installed with a tractor or skid-loader, with less labor. Good for large installation projects with limited obstacles.
Big roll is 42” wide, split down the middle for two 21” strips. Standard size roll covers 360 square feet, but can be cut to shorter lengths upon request.