[ 2 syll. fes-tus, fe-st-us ] The baby boy name Festus is pronounced F EH S-TahS (English) â . Festus is of Latin origin and it is used largely in the English language. The name means 'holiday'. Variation transcriptions of Festus include Festas (English), Festes, Festis, Festos, and Festys. Festus is not frequently used as a baby boy name. It is not listed in the top 1000. Baby names that sound like Festus include Fasta, Fastah, Fatiek, Fatik, Faustus, Festes, Festis, Festos, Festys, Fastea, Fukuda, Feodosi, Feodosiy, and Fujitaka.
Timothy grass is one of the most popular cool-season perennial grasses in some regions, such as North-Eastern and North-Western USA, Eastern Canada and Nordic countries (Cherney et al., 2011; Bernes et al., 2008; BÃ©langer et al., 2001).
All the lawn geeks seem to use a blend of Kentucky Bluegrass to get a great looking, dark green lawn. At least that's what it seems like when reading different lawn sites and forums. I decided to check out Jonathan Green's Black Beauty Turf-Type Tall Fescue grass seed mix because I've heard some good things about it.There are some people out there posting great lawn photos using other grass varieties besides KBG such as turf-type tall fescue (TTTF) and perennial ryegrass.onathan Green does make a Black Beauty Ultra which contains some KBG and some perennial rye so you can have a self repairing TTTF lawn. I went with the regular Black Beauty because I wanted to have one type of grass that would grow evenly.