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Marshall Lawn

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in Northern Iowa should plant cool-season grass.&nbspHomeowners in Southern Iowa can plant warm- or cool-season grassdark green lawn with phenomenal winter hardiness.&nbsp&nbspKentucky bluegrass is less heat-tolerant than warm-season grassesmaking it a solid choice for homes with pets or kids. UnfortunatelyKentucky bluegrass is high-maintenance and requires frequent mowing and fertilization.&nbspClassification: Cool-season grass Spreads by: Rhizomes Shade tolerance : Low to moderateprefers full sun Drought tolerance : Moderatewill survive by going dormant Foot traffic tolerance : Low to moderaterecovers well Soil pH: 6-7 Soil type: Fertilegood drainage Maintenance needs : Moderate mowing frequencyhigh fertilization needs&nbspMowing height : 2-3 inches Potential for disease: Moderate to highprone to necrotic ring spotsummer patchdollar spotleaf spotsnow moldsfairy rings

11, 2025 Iowa As an Iowa homeowner, choosing the best grass seed for your lawn can be tricky. Some maps put the entire state above the Transition Zone, and others draw the boundary through the Southern part of the state. The Hawkeye State’s mixed climate calls for cool-season grass or one that grows well in the Transition Zone.  To help make choosing the right grass easier, let’s talk about why the transition zone is tricky, the difference between cool- and warm-season grasses, and the six

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