These grasses are most common in temperate and subarctic, and sometimes in subtropical, climates. They are usually long-day plants in which floral initiation must be accompanied by cool nights and preceded by vernalisation. Carbon fixation in photosynthesis occurs principally through the C3 cycle, therefore the cool-season grasses are sometimes referred to as the C3 grasses.
A fine-textured, stoloniferous specie more commonly known as Creeping Bent.
A cool-season annual or short-lived bunch-type grass.
A cool-season, bunch type grass that can behave as an annual ryegrass.
A coarse-textured, bunch-type grass that is considered a good lawn and utility turf grass
This is a bunch-type grass that forms a relatively dense turf.
Most widely used perennial turf grass in temperate and subarctic climates.
A mixture that's green all year round!
A mixture that grows in shady areas
