Fine fescues (Festuca L. spp.) comprise a group of five cool‐season grasses used in
turfgrass systems under many conditions: strong creeping red fescue (F. rubra L. ssp. rubra …

Flowering bee lawns integrate low-growing flowers into mowed turfgrass to increase the
availability of bee forage. They also maintain many of the aesthetic and recreational …

The method of developing city centers is the responsibility of local authorities, which must
reconcile the interests of investors applying for valuable land with the utility needs and …

In urban ecosystems, public land managers are responsible for making complex decisions
about vegetation and the management of public spaces that have ecological, economic, and …

Incorporating partial turfgrass and micro-irrigation into traditional residential landscapes with
predominantly turfgrass lawns has the potential to conserve water and reduce fertilization …

New regulations aimed at reducing soil erosion along with changing building and residential
codes are increasing sod demand, especially low‐input species, which are currently in very …

Important financial savings, along with reductions in environmental impact, can be achieved
by planting lawns with low-input turfgrass species. Drawing on data from an online survey …

Robotic solutions and technological advances for turf management demonstrated excellent
results in terms of quality, energy, and time consumption. Two battery-powered autonomous …

Research is required on sod to explore the differences in management and postharvest
practices to help inform sod producers and reduce information inefficiencies that affect the …

The lack of turfgrass diversity in cool‐season sod production is related to information
inefficiencies, such as the lack of agronomic information available on improved, low‐input …