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Recommended Grass For New Hampshire Lawns

Recommended Grasses - The New England territories are great areas for Kentucky Bluegrass. Sometimes Fine Fescues and turf-type perennial rye are used in a mix. Fine Fescue (Creeping Red or Hard) works well in shade areas. For lawns that have proven difficult to establish a mixture of Fine Fescue and Colonial Bentgrass may work. Creeping Bentgrass (Penncross) is also used in New England states. Also Lime is a must for the New England area. Usually 50 to 200 pounds should suffice 1,000 square feet.

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Online Resources For Growing And Caring For Lawn Grass In New Hampshire

NEW ENGLAND COOPERATIVE EXTENSION:

• For more information on lawns in your state -
  Visit your state cooperative extension service
• University of New Hampshire Extension:
  UNH Cooperative Extension - Agriculture
  Contact County Offices for Assistance: http://extension.unh.edu/Counties/Counties.htm
• Extension Turf Publications:
  http://extension.unh.edu/Pubs/Pubs.htm
• Turfs for Landscape & Commercial Locations:
  http://extension.unh.edu/Pubs/AgPubs/Aptf1007.pdf

Climate Zone Map And Link To Grass Selection Chart For New Hampshire

NEW HAMPSHIRE CLIMATE ZONES 6 & 7 Grass Zone Selection Chart

Northern 90% area of N.H. - Zone 6
Southern 10% area of N.H. - Zone 7

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