TIMOTHY
TIMOTHY – Phleum pratense
Poaceae
Perennial caespitose grass, with short fibrous rhizomes, about 30/100cm, it can form meadows and pastures.
It prefers a warm temperate climate, however, it does not tolerate prolonged summer heat very well. It grows in all soil types, especially in organic, peat, fertile and deep types.
It is sown in springtime, combined with poaceae that share similar characteristics and leguminosae such as red, white and alsike clovers.
Data Sheet
| Characteristics | Perennial – Caespitose – Upright – Medium – Low height |
|---|---|
| Climate Adaptability | Warm temperate |
| Climate Resistance | Prolonged high temperatures |
| Soil Adaptability | Organic and peat, fertile and deep |
| Areas of Cultivation | North and South: mountains and plains |
| Use | Pasture, Hay |
| Particular Attribute | Excellent-quality fodder |
Phleum pratense
Climate: warm temperate
