Turfgrass cold weather species

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What are the bluegrass species?

Kentukey and Hybrid

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What are the fesuce species?

Tall, Creeping Red, Chewings, and
Hard

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What are the 3 bentgrass species?

Creeping, Colonial, and Velvet

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What are the 2 ryegrass species?

Perrenial and anual

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Identifiers of Kenturky Bluegrass

– Boat-shaped leaf tip

– No visible ligule (Annual

bluegrass has a large ligule)

– No auricles

– Two light lines astride mid-

vein

– Rhizomes

– Shallow root system

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Why did they breed hybrid blue grass? Why is it not used much?

To make it more shade and heat tolerant using texas bluegrass. It has little research

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Hybrid Bluegrass ID.

– Boat-shaped leaf tip

– Prominent membranous

ligule

– Rhizomes

– Deep root system

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How do you tell the bluegrasses apart?

liguals, deep v.s. shallow roots, Tollerence to shade and heat.

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Tall fescue ID

Identification:

– Rolled vernation

– Bunch-type grass, but can

have rhizomes

– Coarse-textured leaves

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What is tall fesuce so good at?

Shade tollerence

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bads of tall fesuce?

Weeds, cold weather, and bunching

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What type of vernation and leaves do all but tall fesuces share?

Folded vernation and fine leaves

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Where is creeping red fescue used?

cool climates with shade. No likey sun

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how can you tell chewing and red fescue apart?

Red fescue has rhyzomes.

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Why is chewing fescue morre used in the midwest?

Has good sun tollerence (still bad in heat)

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What growth type do all fescue share except the red?

bunch type

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How are all fescue similar?

They suck in the heat and drought but can not be in moist conditions.

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Where is creeping bentgrass used?

on golf greens. It can be cut extremely short.

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Creeping bentgrass Id

Identification:

– Rolled vernation

– Membranous ligule

– No auricles

– Stolons

– Fine leaf texture

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Why is creeping bentgrass so versitile?

It can handle heat, and cold while being cut short.

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What makes creeping bentgrass hard to manage

It cannot grow tall or gets disease, it hates shade, and its thirsty.

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Colonial Bentgrass use?

Fairways and teeboxes

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Colonial Bentgrass ID

Colonial Bentgrass

• Identification:

– Rolled vernation

– Membranous ligule

– No auricles

– Rhizomes and stolons

– Fine-textured leaves

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What does Colonial excell at compared to creeping bentgrass. Worse?

It does much better in the shade. It cannot be cut short.

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WHat do both the bentgrasses need?

Lots of water, fertilizer,

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WHy not velvet bentgrass?

It needs a cooler climate.

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Velvent Bentgrass ID

– Rolled vernation

– Stolons

– Broad collar

– Pointed leaf tips

– Very fine-textured leaves

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Why does velvet need to also be cut short

disease

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WHat does colonial bentgrass have that the other two dont?

Rhizomes

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Annual Rye ID

– Rolled vernation

– Distinct claw-like auricles

– Bunch-type

– Back side of leaf is shiny

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Perresnial RYeGrass ID

– Folded vernation

– Small claw-like auricles

– Bunch-type growth

– Glossy under-leaf surface

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WHat do the ryes have that others do not?

Auricles

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How can you tell the ryes apart?

Anual=rolled

perrenial=folded