UNIVERSITY
OF MINNESOTACreeping
Bluegrass
(Poa annua var. reptans)
(Poa annua var. reptans)
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UNIVERSITY
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Creeping Bluegrass is the perennial form of Poa annua and can be a great alternative to creeping bentgrass, especially where Poa annua thrives naturally. It can also be mixed with bentgrass seed for use in repair and renovation where a mixed stand of both grasses is already present. If you are interested in purchasing seed, please contact DLF-Jenks.
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Poa annnua? |
Poa annua |
Variation within Poa annua | Current research at U of MN | Publications on Poa annua |
| Winter Overseeding Bermudagrass | USGA Regional Report |
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