Kentucky bluegrass is what’s known as a perennial, cool-season lawn grass. This means it comes back year after year and grows most vigorously during the cool seasons of fall and spring. Compared to tall fescue grass, traditionally Kentucky bluegrass varieties have relatively shallow roots, which typically lead to lower tolerances for heat and drought. KBG has the greatest cold hardiness of all the common cool – season lawn grasses. Part of the charm of a healthy Kentucky bluegrass lawn is its rich emerald to blue green colour. Add to that its medium to fine texture, and a KBG lawn is both beautiful to look at and comfortable for bare feet.

Mowing wing the most important part of the mowing is never remove more than one-third of the plant. doing all of this causes the slow root growth and loss of colour of the sod. When grass is mowed often and at its proper height, it’s important which direction you mow your lawn. if you mow the same direction causes the blades to lean, then makes the clean cut a better cut. you have to sharpen your blade once a month because when you have a dull blade will cause tearing of the grass which makes the grass much harder to mow your lawn and looses colour.

Morning is the best time to water grass .and avoid watering frequent short term watering in the night. And watering the grass in afternoon wastes water through evaporation and the heat because the sun keeps hitting the grass.

fertilize your lawn once a month using a 21-7-7 or similar ratio. If doesn’t rain you can skip an application on the fertilizer. the most important fertilizer application is the one in the early spring. Kentucky bluegrass is very active with its growth period during this time. Fertilizing in early spring gives your lawn the full benefits of the nutrients during the entire time it is growing.