Fine Fescue
Plant Type
:
Fine Fescue can be both types, bunch or spreading.(Rhizomes, Stolons or Crowns)
Sun Level
:
Partial sun. Only requires 3 hours of sun per day.
Ideal Soil Temperature for Planting
:
The ideal soil temperature for planting is between 60°f and 75°f.
Soil Type
:
Fine Fescue can thrive in a well drained soil with fair fertility but can tolerate infertile or sandy soils as well.
Germination
:
10-14 Days
P.H. Level
:
6.0-6.5
Water/Irrigation
:
Generally does not need irrigation unless there is extremely dry weather.
Fertilization
:
Fertilizing your lawn will benefit the grass but it is not really necessary for this type of grass.
Aeration
:
The best time to aerate your lawn when using Fine Fescue is in the Fall, before the first frost, doing this helps improve soil health, promotes root growth and reduces thatch buildup.
Additional Info
:
Fine Fescue is found in a lot of seed mixes that are designed for partial shade applications.
Did You Know?
Fine fescue is a cool season grass. It can tolerate cold temperatures and shade, and is commonly used for erosion control.
Plant Type
:
Fine Fescue can be both types, bunch or spreading.(Rhizomes, Stolons or Crowns)
Sun Level
:
Partial sun. Only requires 3 hours of sun per day.
Ideal Soil Temperature for Planting
:
The ideal soil temperature for planting is between 60°f and 75°f.
Soil Type
:
Fine Fescue can thrive in a well drained soil with fair fertility but can tolerate infertile or sandy soils as well.
Germination
:
10-14 Days
P.H. Level
:
6.0-6.5
Water/Irrigation
:
Generally does not need irrigation unless there is extremely dry weather.
Fertilization
:
Fertilizing your lawn will benefit the grass but it is not really necessary for this type of grass.
Aeration
:
The best time to aerate your lawn when using Fine Fescue is in the Fall, before the first frost, doing this helps improve soil health, promotes root growth and reduces thatch buildup.
Additional Info
:
Fine Fescue is found in a lot of seed mixes that are designed for partial shade applications.
Did You Know?
Fine fescue is a cool season grass. It can tolerate cold temperatures and shade, and is commonly used for erosion control.
