Fescue grasses originated in Europe and made their way to the United States in the early 1800s. Their use in Europe was as a forage grass, used in pastures and agriculture… See more

Fescue became popular as a shade grassin the cooler, northern regions of the United States. However, shade tolerance isn’t fescue’s only selling point. The many varieties of … See more

Fescue’s many varieties are suited to different types of land and climates. Some types, like Tall Fescue, are often used on their own. Others, like the shade-loving Creeping R… See more

Fescue is best planted during September and early October in most parts of the country. New seedlings often can’t stand up to the stress caused by the excessive heat of summer… See more