— Transition region: The zone between the Northern and Southern regions is the most difficult for lawns as it has ... Some types of grass may be better suited for coastal regions with saltier ...

Related: How—and When—to Aerate Your Lawn for Healthier Grass. Transition Zone Grasses. Some warm- and cool-season grasses can grow successfully in the transition zone, which bridges the two ...

The grass you choose to plant will depend on your region and climate. Kentucky bluegrass, one of the most popular cool-season grasses, is hardy in USDA zones 3 through 7, while the warm-season ...

The transition zone between the South and the North is where grass types can lean either way. The zone includes: Upper Alabama, Arizona, Georgia, Mississippi, New Mexico and Texas. Central California.

In the Midwest, we fall into what is considered the Transition Zone, which makes it possible to grow both types of turf, but each with its own set of challenges. Identifying the types of lawn ...

The transition zone, the climatic region where the northern extreme in the adaptation of warm-season grasses (e.g. bermudagrass and zoysiagrass) meets the southern extreme in the adaptation of ...

Hybrid Bluegrasses Analyzed For Use In Transition Zone; 'Thermal Blue' And 'Dura Blue' Hybrids Put To The Test Date: November 4, 2009 Source: American Society for Horticultural Science ...

Grass types: North of the mid-Atlantic : Cool-season grasses: ... If you're in the transition zone, the best time to plant grass depends on what variety of seed you're planting.

Regardless of the situation or grass varieties involved, it is a sound decision to establish test plots to evaluate turf health and playability at your facility before making any decisions about ...

There are four zones for grass in the United States, marked by one of these climates: warm and dry, warm and humid, cool and humid, or cool and dry. Most of Kansas, including Wichita, is in a ...