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Re: No Mow Grass

Lois et al,

The "no mow" grass with which I am most familiar is a relatively new entry to the CT/MA market.  It's called Pearl's Premium and was developed by a New Englander really committed to the notion of low maintenance grasses.  It's a fescue that puts down roots 12 inches and produces a really nice slow growing grass that needs mowing about once a month.  Ergo, no or low fertilizer inputs, as well as H20, etc.  More info at www.pearlspremium.com<http://www.pearlspremium.com/>.  Right now, distribution is via Whole Foods markets.  

I've had it for about a year and it has performed as advertised.  I'm told it gets better as it gets 2 and 3 years old.  Can't wait to see that!  I'm phasing my entire lawn over to it based on short term trials.


Lorraine 

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