The Beacon variety (including the Beacon II modification) is classified as hard fescue and belongs to the fine-leaved fescue group. The plant is characterized by its short stature, forms a dense sward, and possesses an aggressive rooting system.
The variety is intended for conditions requiring minimal maintenance, including roadsides, golf courses, and park areas. It demonstrates high drought tolerance, shade tolerance, as well as increased resistance to diseases, in particular dollar spot, and to mechanical wear.
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