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The Turf Doc: An annual bluegrass summer
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The Turf Doc: An annual bluegrass summer
The period from late May to early June results in an interesting change in annual bluegrass growth and, indirectly, its management. Through May, annual bluegrass (Poa annua) has the ability to flower and produce seed under low mowing heights. During the period of profuse seedhead production, annual bluegrass uses up to 35 percent of its top growth based on dry matter for seed production. The annual seed production on a golf green is between 150,…
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