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#320674 Jun 9th, 2010 at 11:42 AM
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I live in NY and need a perennial grass. Is Kentucky Blue grass a perennial? I see it sold a lot in our stores. Any other perennial grasses I should try?
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Kentucky blue grass is a cool season perennial grass.

I can't give you much advice on what to try where you live...I'm not anywhere close to your zone but someone should be along soon to help.


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I don't know what Kentucky Bluegrass is...but we seem to have a lot of here in Kentucky.
It's very pretty....and green.
...never thought much about it until I saw this topic.
I have it in my yard...everyone has it here.
...guess it's a Kentucky thing. thumbup


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Cindy..it's even mixed in with our grass seed, just a small percentage though.


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Sunflowers #320753 Jun 10th, 2010 at 05:48 AM
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Thank you ;O)

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Kentucky bluegrass is a perennial.

One of the the advantages of Kentucky bluegrass is if you have walnut trees. Walnuts trees secrete a chemical that is poisonous to most plants; Kentucky bluegrass and tall fescue are some of a few grasses that do well in close proximity to walnut trees.

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here in Ontario, most of our sod is Kentucky Blue Grass. It is very hardy,deeply rooted, drought tolerant and a lovely blue colour (except in July when most lawns go dormant).

It originated in Kentucky, why I do not know.

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I just spent a ridiculous amount of money on lawn seed- Kentucky Blue grass of course! I'l keep everyone posted- hope this works!
Thanks everyone for your comments
Gail


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