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Below
you will find a comparative chart that illustrates the differences between
the various types of blends that we specialize in.
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TYPE |
Tall
Fescue-Bluegrass |
Tifway
#419/ Tifway II Blend |
Tif-Sport
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Tifblair™ Centipede |
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USE |
High traffic areas Exclusive to area Residential use |
Fairways Tees Athletic fields |
Golf Athletic fields |
Highway Right-of-Ways Home/Commercial lawns Erosion & Sediment control |
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SPECS & CARE |
Able to withstand very cold temps Greens earlier in spring than Tifway Stays green longer in cooler months Rapid grow-in and repair time |
Excellent for areas experiencing high traffic Grows rapidly From sprigs, expect full coverage in six months Mowed using a reel mower Long Fall color retention |
Close mowing heights Dark green color Greater turf density than Tifway Rapid grow-in and repair time Produces greener leaf blade under low nutrition |
Dense, low maintenance, cold tolerant Produces more leaves more quickly than common centipede Late season color retention is far superior than common centipede Developed especially for low ph soils Low fertility requirements |
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WATER/ DROUGHT TOLERANCE |
Drought tolerant Tolerates partial shade, but requires more water and maintenance |
Drought tolerant |
Good drought tolerance Stays green longer and recovers faster |
Drought tolerant (not as tolerant as Bermuda grasses)
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TRAFFIC TOLERANCE |
Perfect
for high traffic |
Perfect for high traffic |
Outstanding regrowth Strength and lateral growth rate give sport a high ranking in traffic tolerance |
Low to medium traffic
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TYPE
OF BLADE |
Greener leaf blade than tifway Greater density than tifway |
Medium fine blade |
Similar leaf texture to Tifway - stiff Finer leaf texture than most other grasses used on fairways |
Medium blade (similar to Zoysia grass)
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