I was sitting at a beach in Vermillion, Ohio last Sunday. The heat was substantial. I saw 97 degrees on the thermometer in my ...

Also known as annual bluegrass, or simply poa, it’s a low-growing plant with short, canoe-shaped leaves, and it does best in temperate climates. But those are just the broad strokes.

Poa is the grass of the people, grown on the golf courses of the people. Now, even public golf is not cheap. The USGA has a program called First Tee to help all kids get into golf, and Tiger has ...

Golf course managers have much more insight into which fungicides to use to suppress turfgrass diseases, such as the common ...

Annual Bluegrass is a clumping winter annual that can be a serious headache for homeowners. By Hunter McBrayer When it comes to caring for turf, there is always something that can be a problem.

Annual bluegrass, orPoa annua, is a common weed on Florida golf courses during the winter play season and has been a topic of discussion on recent TAS visits. Annual bluegrass is genetically diverse ...

Poa is fast-growing, and the seedheads it produces can lead to late-day bumpiness on the greens. Some players grouse about poa seedheads, but they can be a plus. getty images But no grass is perfect.

Officials won't know for weeks how much damage an herbicide did to fairways on its City Park Nine Golf Course.

Annual bluegrass ( Poa annua) is a winter annual or short-lived perennial native to Europe. It can now be found around the world. It invades turfgrass, pastures, crop lands, and other moist areas. It ...

Bermuda and Poa annua greens influence PGA Tour tournament scoring. But how are the grass types different and what steps do professional golfers take to prepare for both?

If you want bluegrass or tall fescue, read the label. Less than one-half of 1% of “other crop” in the bag can mean problems for your yard or lawn ... Poa trivialis, or Poa triv for short).

This is a very well-behaved grass in the Poa (bluegrass) family. It is native to eastern and central U.S. and produces those airy pink seedheads you might admire as you drive.