Seeding rate guidance for Kentucky 31 Tall Fescue, with modern variety considerations.
Kentucky 31 was the durable standard for decades, but modern "Rebel" and other improved Tall Fescue varieties offer superior aesthetics without sacrificing toughness. These newer cultivars feature finer texture, darker color, and better disease resistance while maintaining Tall Fescue's deep roots and traffic tolerance.
If you haven't purchased seed yet, evaluate improved Tall Fescue varieties. They provide the same durability with significantly better appearance—a worthwhile upgrade for most lawns.
—The Long Island Gardener
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