Zorro Fescue (Vulpia myuros, Festuca megalura)

Zorro Fescue A cultivar developed by the USDA, Zorro Fescue establishes quickly and develops an exceptional root system making it an excellent choice for erosion control.  Also useful as a cover crop in orchards and vineyards. Common Name: Zorro Fescue Botanical Name(s): Vulpia myuros, Festuca megalura Seeds per pound: 750,000 Seeding rate per pound₁: 3,500 sq. ft. % Purity  /  % Germination (Typical) 90 / 80 Growing Regions: Throughout the western U.S. except mountains (above 4500 ft.) and deserts. Native To: Introduced species Life Cycle: Reseeding Annual Characteristics: Bunchgrass Season Type: Cool-Season Exposure: Light shade to sun Height: 6-24 inches Establishment: Very Fast Water Requirements: Low Wildlife: None Cultural Information:For non-irrigated sites plant in November prior to seasonal rains.  If reseeding is desired mow after seed has matured.  If reseeding is not desired m