Fescues grasses grow and adapt the best in the cool season. They thrive the best in the Central to Northern states and up into Canada. This species seeds easily and has many different sub species. The tall bunching grasses are called tall fescue, the short fine fescues are called hard fescue, chewings fescue, creeping red, and sheep fescue. The hard fescue is the hardiest of them all. It is also resistant to disease and can grow very well in areas that are mainly shaded. It grows the slowest of all of the fescues, and this makes it a very low maintenance type of grass. Places that are not easily maintained use the hard fescue for erosion, conservaton and reclamation planting in areas that are not easily taken care of. All of the fescue grasses can handle a drought and don’t need a lot of watering.
The fescue grasses can survive in the shade when most other cool season grasses cannot. They also can tolerate and thrive in the hot seasons of the lower transitions zones, and in the transition zone that is too cold for the other grasses in the winter.
All of the fescue grass species stay green all year. Even though this grass tolerates shade and cold very well, the Fine fescues tolerate them much better than the Tall fescues. Since all of the species remain green all of the time, they fill a grass field gap caused by climate differences and changes when other grasses cannot. The tall fescues are perfect for pastures and for the animals to use for grazing. Also, the new variety of turf type tall fescue grass can take heavy traffic, resist insects, have a strong blade structure and a more attractive color that would be good to have on a lawn. It is also safe to over seed the tall fescue grass lawns when the lawn becomes too thin. The best time for the overseeding is in the fall so that the grass is at its’ best by the time the hot summer arrives. Even the newer and different varieties of fescue grass can be overseeded at this time and then done yearly.
yupIt depends on the type of grass. Fescues and the ,like used for golf greens and bowling greens, are not as fast as rye grass or bamboo.
There are several varieties of fescues grass. For instance, creeping red fescue grass adapts best to cool, temperate climate/weather areas. Combat Extreme is a mix of fescue grass seeds that does extremely well in very cold temperatures. Basically if you live in any of the warmer regions of the country Fescue grass is not going to be the best option for you. If you decide to go with Fescue grass check with a local company that grows grass to sell on pallets for lawns. They will be able to tell you which variety will be best for your area.
The Starter Pokémon in Pokémon X are Chespinn which is a Grass-type and can evolve to Quilladin which is a pure Grass-type and then to Chesnaught which is a Grass and Fighting-type, Fennekin which is a Fire-type and it can evolve to Braixen another Fire-type and then it can evolve into Delphox a Fire and Psychic-type and then there is Froakie a Water-type who can evolve to Frogadier which is another Water-type and then it can evolve to Greninja which is a Water and Dark-type.
There are several grasses that can grow in low rainfall climates. The examples are Bermuda grass, Zoysia grass, Buffalo grass, St. Augustine grass, Fescues and Bahia grass.
Elk, Grasshopper
It happens when one Pokemon attacks another Pokemon that is of a type that has an advantage over the attacking Pokemon. For example, a grass type attacking a fire type, or a water attacking a grass type.
What you do is train up another pokemon and yours to a high level in the grass
For normal lawn about 300 to 365 pounds per acre. Test the soil first!!!!!
Torterra is a Grass and Ground type pokemon.
Leafeon is a Grass type pokemon.
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There are no grass type Pokemon underground!