Seeds: Fine Fescue

Fine fescues, as a group, are tolerant of drought, moderately acid soils, low fertility and some shade. There has been increased interest in turfgrasses with good performance under low maintenance, especially in non-irrigated lawns and golf course roughs. The most widely used fine fescue is creeping red fescue. Its shade and drought tolerance make it a popular variety in northern seed mixtures. It’s rarely seeded alone, but is generally used with Kentucky bluegrass.

Click the links below to download Data Sheets in PDF format to find out more about the Fine Fescue in which you are interested.

• 7-Seas Chewings Fescue
• Flyer II Creeping Red Fescue
• Predator Hard Fescue
• Razor Creeping Red Fescue