The Sahara variety belongs to the species Festuca ovina L. It is a perennial densely tufted low-growing grass possessing thin, bristle-like, and curved leaves. The plant is notable for its lack of demanding requirements regarding soil fertility, its ability to grow on sandy soils, as well as high resistance to drought, frost, and trampling.
The plant demonstrates good tolerance to shading and adverse conditions. The variety is used as part of lawn grass mixtures for landscaping areas with low intensity of use, such as roadsides, embankments, slopes, as well as for creating cover in shaded areas and forest zones.
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