tall fescue

[plumbguy]

my tall fescue lawn

[bobcat_ron]

Your blades look almost sharp enough judging from the first pic!

[ExclusiveLawnCare]

looks good and green. Nice work. Wish the snow was off my grass.

[SNAPPER MAN]

The first pic looks alot like st.Augistine.

[plumbguy]

I agree, I planted it a 11 pounds per 1000 which gives me a super thick stand.
I accredit the awesome topsoil I installed for the 7" deep root structure.

[ed2hess]

The first pic looks alot like st.Augistine.

Yes that is what I was thinking......I wonder what the differences are?

[muddstopper]

Looks like K31, but it might just be because of the close up.

The difference in tall fescue and St aug. is fescue doesnt get clinchbugs:rolleyes:.

St Aug.= warmseason. no available varitities that can be established by seed, must be planted by sod or plugs.

Fescues= cool season, but can be found in most temp zones from Alaska to Florida. ( considered a weed in the deep south), thousands of varities to choose from and they can all be established by seed.

[plumbguy]

It's # Tar Heel, Silverstar, and silverado II.
I don't purchsee seed from the box stores.

[TXNSLighting]

that grass doesnt look very good...its all green and lucious...bad times. j/k. lookin good!

[mdlwn1]

K31?.......lol Not much out there looks like K31. Maybe if the blades were 1/2 an inch fatter!

[plumbguy]

Your blades look almost sharp enough judging from the first pic!

LOL, Yes sir, My mulchers are a little jagged, those poor turf tips look like they where torn off.(perhaps because they where), seems that no matter how keen an edge I put on the mulching blades I always get the shredded ends. :confused:
perhaps I should move away from the impact style of mowing and try the scissor
approach.