The plant belongs to the subspecies of Chewings fescue (Festuca rubra ssp. commutata). It is a bunch-type grass that forms a dense sod and is distinguished by an upright growth habit, unlike rhizomatous forms of red fescue.
The variety is used in turf grass mixtures that require a low level of maintenance. The plant is characterized by its ability to tolerate shading and low mowing regimes, and also demonstrates resistance to a number of diseases.
The evaluation of the variety's agronomic traits focuses on its aesthetic quality, turf density, and suitability for mowing, rather than on forage value or yield.
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