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Miro/Festuca arundinacea

Tall fescue turf type
Dark green disease & drought tolerant

Rating
DensityFineness of leavesWear toleranceColour

Dark green colour
Good resistance to main diseases
Drought and wear tolerant
Recommended for lawn and sport use


Very dark green appealing colour

The dark attractive leaf colour rapidly made Miro a popular variety. The nice colour is preserved due to good resistance to the main diseases such as red thread, rust, Fusarium patch.

Dense and with good wear resistance

The high wear tolerance makes Miro a good choice for sport purposes or green areas in regions with frequent drought or high temperatures.

Hints

Poa pratensis is an ideal constituent in mixtures with tall fescue.


Index for Lawn, Sport and Ornamental use

Source: GEVES (France) Bul. Gazon 2007. 1-9=best


Red thread and Fusarium tolerance, Colour

Source: GEVES (France) Bul. Gazon 2007. 1-9=better/darker