What is another word for Kentucky Blue?
Pronunciation: [kɛntˈʌki blˈuː] (IPA) 
"Kentucky Blue" is a term commonly used in the realm of turfgrass management to refer to a specific type of grass cultivated in Kentucky and other regions of the United States. The varietal known as Kentucky Bluegrass, which is often used for lawns, golf courses, and recreational fields, has a unique shade of green that is a defining characteristic of the species. Synonyms for Kentucky Blue could include "Kentucky Bluegrass," "Bluegrass," or "Poaceae" - the latter being the scientific family name for Kentucky Bluegrass. Other varieties of grass that share some characteristics with Kentucky Bluegrass include Tall Fescue or Bermuda. It is important to choose the right grass species to suit the climate and intended use of a lawn or field to ensure optimal performance.
