Oklahoma's 91-11 which is much better will be available as seed in small quantities in 2000. Princess survived the last winter there but was thinned severely. Even GN-1 survivied and was fully recovered on June 9th only because it is one of the most aggressive cultivars around. It ought to be good for driving range tees. OKS 91-11 is showing good SDS resistance also.
Heritage controls anthracnose on bentgrass they claim.
Oklahoma State University is dropping all trials with African Bermudagrasses. They have only provided a short period of high quality turf and appear to be adapted to very limited areas. They had a lot of Large Patch in Zoysia this Spring because it was so wet there. The Chinese Pistache has become the first tree to be noted in the Oklahoma Proven program. Our guide through this part of the program noted that the California Incense Cedar is a good 30 to 40 foot evergreen tree for the Oklahoma area.