Kentucky bluegrass is moderately hard to grow and maintain. The grass needs ongoing care for an immaculate lawn, including fertilizing, watering, and mowing.

Kentucky bluegrass is perhaps the most popular of all cool-season grasses. Many northern sod farms grow Kentucky bluegrass because it’s a reliable crop that produces healthy, hearty lawns.

The "blue" part of the name comes from the blue flower heads that appear when the grass is allowed to grow to its full height. Kentucky bluegrass typically grows in spring, goes dormant in the ...

My statement about Kentucky blue being the only major shade-tolerant grass we grow in Michigan was wrong. My apologies for this and hope my earlier comment did not lead anyone astray.

A future for regional Kentucky bluegrass seed production looks green again. There are gains in developing new grass seed varieties that can produce yields up to about four years, along with a ...