Blue Mesa is a bunchgrass that forms a natural meadow cover in the absence of mowing. The variety is distinguished by a slow leaf growth rate, which reduces the need for regular mowing.
The plant possesses high shade tolerance, including in dry shade conditions, and drought resistance. The variety exhibits good winter color and is capable of recovering from heat stress.
This variety is used for creating low-maintenance lawns, soil erosion control, and inclusion in meadow planting mixtures. In some databases, it is found under the technical designation B-15.2415.
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