50# ALENE KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS

Alene is a specific cultivar of Kentucky Bluegrass (Poa pratensis) often used in turfgrass blends, recognized for its role in creating dense, high-quality sod. As a cool-season grass, it spreads via rhizomes, making it effective for filling in lawns and repairing damaged areas, often classified alongside other established, elite-type cultivars.

Key Characteristics & Details:

• Classification: Alene is categorized in Kentucky Bluegrass classification guides as a turf-type variety.

• Appearance & Growth: It contributes to a dark, vibrant green color and forms a thick, carpet-like turf through its underground spreading mechanism.

• Usage: Suitable for high-traffic lawns, parks, and turf areas requiring strong, self-repairing grass.

• Adaptation: Typically thrives in full sun but can manage light shade; it prefers well-drained, fertile soils.

• Maintenance: Similar to other elite Kentucky Bluegrass varieties, it generally requires consistent water and fertilizer to maintain high density and color, making it a higher-input option compared to some grasses