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Kentucky Bluegrass Analysis

Growth PatternSpreading (rhizomes)

Drought ToleranceMedium

Shade ToleranceMedium

Disease ResistanceMedium

Mowing Height2.5-3.5 inches

Maintenance LevelHigh

Climate ZoneUpper Midwest - Cool Season

Soil PreferenceWell-drained, neutral pH

pH Range6.0-7.0

Water NeedsSeasonal: 1.8" summer, 1.2" spring

Cold ToleranceVery High (dormant below 50°F)

Compatibility Score85%

Kentucky Bluegrass creates a beautiful, dense lawn with its rhizomatous growth pattern

Best suited for northern climates with cold winters and moderate summers

Requires consistent moisture and fertility for optimal performance

Fall is the most critical feeding time - apply heavy nitrogen in September

Mow high (3-3.5") during summer heat to reduce stress

Core aeration in fall helps maintain density and reduces thatch buildup

Apply Pre-emergent Herbicide

Early March – Mid April

Begin Spring Mowing at 3 Inches

Mid March – Ongoing

Apply Spring Fertilizer

Late April – Early May

Check Irrigation System

Early April

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