The variety belongs to the subspecies slender creeping red fescue (Festuca rubra ssp. trichophylla) and is widely used in seed mixtures for golf courses and bowling greens. The plant is valued for forming a dense, thick, and uniform turf with fine leaves.
Lanai maintains its color well throughout the year and possesses high shade tolerance and resistance to drought and wind. The variety demonstrates resistance to diseases, in particular to Fusarium, and is suitable for use in specialized sports and ornamental turf requiring low mowing.
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LanaiFR, NL, QM, QZ
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