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I think sheep's fescue would be a great grass if more people worked towards desirable cultivars. It already starts out with more resilience.

The Midnight is a very tough bluegrass, just remarkable how well it takes traffic. What's the mowing height? What type of soil is it growing on?

What does the spp stand for in the video header?

Well done - Thank you for the information!

Anything to reduce creeping bentgrass in the world is fine by me. It makes its way into residential lawns and is a nightmare. So many old houses in the neighborhood are over 75% creeping bentgrass, being treated by their senior citizen owners as if it is a normal lawn. If not for Tenacity my KBG and TTTF would be overrun. There needs to be a ban on a variety of grass that is so aggressive that it is ruining neighborhoods.

💯 Loving the vids. I think you should use promosm.! ! It’s the best way to grow your channel!!

A great video. Experimentation is always better than deliberation. I am aiming for a nice lawn and I have learnt a lot. Thank you

Amazing! But how are you able to tell which cultivar is sitting on a square since there are no labels?

Amazing! I'm so excited to see my SS1000 TTTF next year. I live in Huntley, IL and I had to do an unscheduled lawn renovation because my 10 yr old sod quality Kentucky Bluegrass didn't recover this year's drought and grubs. I dropped the TTTF seed Sept 27 and is now 15mm tall. I'm pretty late in the lawn reno since I wasn't really planning on doing it. I kept waiting for my bluegrass to come out of dormancy but it never did. All my neighbors' lawns already greened up more than a month ago. Here's my elite kbg lawn that is having a very hard time recovering. The grass is very easy to pull from the dirt. I really think it's dead - imgur.com/a/sp8BC4l I'm also shocked those TTTF from your test are being reel mowed down to 1.5 inches. WOW! The cultivars I planted are Avenger II, 4th Millennium, Raptor III and Amity. The person at Seed SuperStore told me that these TTTF varieties did very well in NTEP conducted at Urbana, IL.

Great videos and informative. I have a suggestion, the turf industry is struggling with trying to control Stiltgrass. We can't do much experimentation on customers properties so any insight would be most helpful.