Different Types of Grasses And How To Take Care of Them

Are your looking forward to upgrading your lawn with the best type of grasses? Then, you're in the right place at the accurate time because we're set to unveil some of the best grasses you must have in lawn.
 
Your lawn is as beautiful as the quality and attractiveness of its grasses, therefore, you must endeavor to go for the best grasses.
 
It is also important you know that climatic factors play a significant role in the well-being of any type of grass; hence, you are advised to know the weather conditions of your location before choosing any type grass you want in your lawn.
 
We've been able to come up with the list of best grasses that will make your lawn looks attractive and beautiful.
 
The important fact about this list is that every grass talked about are easy to maintain, so, you don't need to panic over the cost of maintenance.
 
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Here are the best seven grasses you must have in your lawn to make your compound looks more welcoming and charming. 

Kentucky Bluegrass
Kentucky bluegrass originates from the genus Poa. It is the first on the list due its ability to repair itself in most cases.
 
Kentucky Bluegrass mostly thrive in summer where there's moderate temperature. Its bluish-green color is one of the features that attract people's attention.
 
It can resist heavy traffic, meaning it doesn't spoil too easily irrespective of the numbers of people or legs that walk on it daily. Other noticeable features of Kentucky bluegrass include durability and affordability.

Perennial Ryegrass 
Like the Kentucky bluegrass, this type of grass often last long irrespective of the numbers of people that walk on it.
 
It equally stands the test of time, even if diverse activities are carried out on it. It is durable due to the fact that it's made from quality materials.
 
Perennial Ryegrass possesses a fast-growing character; hence, many people prefer having it in their lawns because they won't spend much time nursing it. Finally, Perennial Ryegrass comes from the genus Lollium.

Fine Fescue
As the name implies, this grass has a beautiful and awesome appearance. That's not all, it also possesses some mouthwatering characteristics which include fast growth and affordability.
 
Fine fescue lacks what it takes to withstand harsh weather conditions, therefore, it is mandatory you plant it under a shade to add more beauty to your lawn.
 
It isn't as strong as the Ryegrass or Kentucky bluegrass, there should be a limit to the numbers of feet that walk on it.
 
One edge that fine fescue has over the other types of grasses is the ability to grow on any kind of soil, as far as it's under a shade.

Tall Fescue
Are you living a place where there is little rainfall? Then this is the grass you must have in your lawn. This is because it has the capacity to withstand drought for an extended period of time, thanks to its long roots.
 
It can also survive in a considerable hot weather, making it one of the perennial grasses that can stay for a very long period of time.
 
Despite these awesome characteristics, you will need to irrigate it regularly to prevent it from losing its beautiful nature.

Zoysia Grass
This another grass that deserves a place on the list due to its thickness and capacity to host some sporting events such as golf. It thrive in an area where there is an intense sunlight and heat.

Bermuda Grass
This grass does flourish in the summer as it doesn't requires intense hot or cold weather condition.

Centipede Grass
This grass doesn't grow fast, but it is very easy and inexpensive to maintain. It can grow on an acidic soil, and it has high resistance to pests, insects and diseases.

How to Take Care of the Grasses in Your Lawn
You can't have a good-looking lawn overnight; you have to keep maintaining the grasses regularly. Taking care of your grasses requires many practices and we have listed three out of them

Watering
Water is an important factor that enhance the beauty of your lawn. At least one inch of water must be applied to your grasses every week, if they must look nice and healthy.

Mowing
Mowing means cutting the grass with a mower to give your lawn an eye-catching appearance. Don't wait till you grasses grow bushy before you mow them, do it as soon as they look unimpressive.

Mulching
Mulching — if properly done — supplies at least 20% of Nitrogen to your lawn which will go a long way to enhance their growth. You should mulch your lawn after you mowing them.
 

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