'Thermal Blue' is one of several heat-tolerant Kentucky bluegrass varieties (others: 'Dura Blue', 'Solar Green', 'Blue Blaze') developed by Scotts. However, these are not sold as pure seed to homeowners. They're only available in "Heat Tolerant Blue" mixes blended with improved tall fescue or other bluegrasses.
The National Turfgrass Evaluation Program (NTEP) hasn't completed multi-year trials on these new varieties. Without long-term data on disease resistance, drought tolerance, and persistence in various climates, university extension specialists cannot fully endorse them over proven cultivars.
Early adopter reports are positive, but cautious gardeners may prefer varieties with proven track records.
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