turf at parkview

Parkview Field began replacing their old turf on Thursday.

  • Local News
Hundreds head to the lake for the unoffiicial start of summer
People enjoy unoffical start to summer

Hundreds of people headed to local lakes to kick off Memorial …

Teens to showcase talent downtown
Teens to showcase talent downtown

Teens will get a change to showcase their talent before crowds …

Barr Street Market open for the season
Barr Street Market open for the season

The Barr Street Market opened for the season on Saturday. The …

Cyclists tour Fort Wayne in annual event
Cyclists tour Ft. Wayne in annual event

Cyclists were able to tour Fort Wayne on one of three routes as…

Splash Pads, pools ready for summer
Splash Pads, pools ready for summer

The city's free splash pads are scheduled to be turned on on …

Advertisement

Parkview Field replaces turf Thursday

Updated: Thursday, 18 Oct 2012, 6:31 PM EDT
Published : Thursday, 18 Oct 2012, 4:30 PM EDT

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) - Parkview Field is replacing their old blue grass mixture turf with pure blue grass from a farm in Fort Morgan, Colorado on Thursday.

The grounds keeper at Parkview Field said the next step in the process will be to bring in a three-ton roller to smooth out the field and rebuild the infield and warning track edges.

According to Parkview's schedule, the process of laying down the new sod and completing the infield should be done by the end of October.

The field is getting the new sod because the grass at the field right now is more than 50 percent filled with a weed, called called poa annua grass, that turns grass a yellow or light green color.

Ground rules for posting comments: No profanity or personal attacks. No racially charged comments.  If  it's not something you would say to someone's face, it's most likely inappropriate. Please comment on the subject of the story itself. If you do not follow these rules, we will remove your post. Repeat offenders will be banned from making future comments.  Keep it civil, folks! WANE is not responsible for the content posted in this comment section.

  • Comments (login required)
Advertisement
Advertisement

Advertisement