In Western Washington's cool, moist climate, Kentucky bluegrass (KBG) offers the best dark green potential—especially specific cultivars.
'Midnight' type KBG (includes 'Midnight', 'J-1838', 'Midnight II') is renowned for very dark green, compact, dwarf growth and strong powdery mildew resistance. It consistently leads university turf trials.
Within each grass species, named cultivars vary widely in color, disease resistance, and growth habit. Selecting the right blend ensures the color you want.
KBG thrives in your climate—choose a dark-green blend for a striking lawn.
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