The variety belongs to the Chewings fescue subspecies (Festuca rubra ssp. commutata). It is a non-creeping type of grass that forms dense tufts without long underground rhizomes.
The plant is distinguished by its low growth habit and thin, dark-colored leaves. The variety possesses high adaptability to various soil types, from moist to moderately drained.
Due to its ability to form a dense turf resistant to frequent low mowing, Jamestown is widely used in lawn seed mixtures for sports facilities and golf courses.
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