TULSA

Festuca arundinacea 'Tulsa' is a hybrid (hexaploid) variety of tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea), intended for creating dense lawns and use in pasture and fodder enterprises. The plant is characterized by dark green leaves of medium length, narrow in width, with a short flag leaf; the stem at full heading has medium length, and the upper internode – also medium size. Plant height in the flowering phase is 80-90 cm (on average), reaching up to 100-110 cm with later development.

The 'Tulsa' variety is distinguished by high yield: productivity of about 170-180 c/ha of green mass and 55-60 c/ha of dry matter. It is drought-resistant, rust-resistant, and moderately resistant to plant rot and soil infections. Thanks to its semi-erect growth and medium leaf density, it is well suited for urban lawns in various climate zones (southern, northern) as well as for pasture fodder production.

Care for 'Tulsa' is simple: regular watering and fertilization promote healthy growth, and timely removal of weeds and withered leaves in early spring helps maintain coverage cleanliness. Under humid conditions, fungal infection (mold diseases) is possible, so it is important to ensure good ventilation and drainage. In general, Festuca arundinacea 'Tulsa' is a high-yielding, winter-hardy, and drought-resistant variety that ensures a dense, stable lawn coverage and effective pasture use.