For a Westchester lawn with all-day sun and only light late-morning shade, Kentucky bluegrass (KBG) is the top choice. Modern cultivars have overcome historic weaknesses:
Seed late August–early September. Keep seedbed constantly moist. Fertilize with starter fertilizer (high P) at seeding, then again 4 weeks later. Mow when grass reaches 3 inches.
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