Poa pratensis
Martha
Martha (A06-46) Kentucky bluegrass (Poa pratensis) is a new Jefferson/Washington type bluegrass. This type of bluegrass is known for superior performance in the Transition zone but Martha excels there and in all zones in the 2011 Kentucky bluegrass NTEP trials. Martha shows superior wear tolerance and recovery with excellent summer patch and stem rust resistance, critical for sports fields and fairways. It qualifies for the A-LIST for Low Input turf with superior drought tolerance and recovery. Martha shows early spring growth and high summer stress tolerance. It has high seedling vigor with rapid establishment for repairs as well as new stands. With low thatch development and high resistance to Poa annua invasion Martha serves all your Kentucky bluegrass needs
Alliance for Low Input Sustainable Turf® (A-LIST®), a non-profit that evaluates and promotes turfgrass varieties needing less water, pesticides, and fertilizers. Through rigorous testing, A-LIST® ensures our approved grasses excel in performance and sustainability.
Competition Grade® provides elite genetics for athletic fields, ensuring fast establishment, wear tolerance, and disease resistance. Tailored for field managers, it offers resilient, high-quality grass that enhances safety, aesthetics, and reduces maintenance costs.
Key features
- Superior Turf Quality – All Regions, Transition Zoneperformance
- A-LIST for Low Input Turf and Drought Tolerance
- Superior Summer Patch and Stem Rust Resistance
- Wear tolerant with Rapid Recovery
- Early Spring Growth