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fescue
[ fes-kyoo ]
noun
- Also called fescue grass. any grass of the genus Festuca, some species of which are cultivated for pasture or lawns.
- a pointer, as a straw or slender stick, used to point out the letters in teaching children to read.
fescue
/ ˈɛː /
noun
- any grass of the genus Festuca : widely cultivated as pasture and lawn grasses, having stiff narrow leaves See also meadow fescue sheep's fescue
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of fescue1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of fescue1
Example Sentences
Later that summer, he was playing in the British Open at Royal St. George’s when he hit into the thick fescue, that ankle-high grass so familiar to links-style courses.
But if your biggest interest is creating an ornamental lawn that’s a feast for the eyes, then look to the sculptural, undulating bent grasses or fescues.
The good news is there are low-water, lushly green native lawn alternatives to tall fescue, the most popular water-guzzling king of turf grasses.
In Canada, a pasture mix of yarrow, white clover and Rocky Mountain fescue experienced less intense and slower-moving fires than those that burned through nearby grasslands.
Researchers elsewhere have looked at various options for replacing the lawn, including wildflower meadows and prairie-style communities dominated by larger grasses, as well as ground covers such as nonnative white clover and low-mow fescue mixes.
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