Blue fescue (Festuca glauca) is a beautiful ornamental grass known for its striking silvery-blue foliage. Because of its compact growth and drought-tolerant and low-maintenance na ...

Watering: Following planting, give your blue fescue grasses a slow, deep watering as they establish themselves. Water weekly or every other week during the summer for the first year. Annual mulching ...

I noticed the other day that my single blue fescue plant looks like an overgrown toupee. (Its twin died last year; maybe I can guess why.) The University of Arkansas' extension service says blue ...

As warming temperatures enable tall fescue to move northward, scientists and ranchers are racing to stop its expansion.

Fescue toxicosis is a concern for livestock producer in spring and fall. Cattle and horses can develop lameness, heat stress and agalactia.

If you have fescue in your lawn, now is the perfect time to reseed it.

With all the rain in Oklahoma, homeowners are struggling to keep up with lawn mowing, but they also need to keep an eye out ...

Post Wanted interviewed fertilization experts to round up the best grass seeds to plant this fall. Plus, find a in-depth FAQ section on how to use them for different climates.

Tearing out your lawn but still want a swath of green? Try planting water-saving (and labor-reducing!) California native grasses instead.

The use of fescue grass can be polarizing among superintendents. Many top courses—like Bandon Dunes, Whistling Straits and Sand Valley—use fescue extensively, while others, notably Erin Hills ...

Fine fescue grass is a fast-growing plant with very thin, pointed leaves. It can’t endure extended periods of extremely hot, dry weather, but it’s ideal for northern climates because it ...

He adds that Kentucky bluegrass also has an infamous boat-shaped leaf tip, whereas tall fescue comes to an abrupt point. “Tall fescue is a bunch type grass, meaning a single plant does not spread and ...