Which of the following is a characteristic of tall fescue?

Tall fescue is characterized by broad leaves that are typically wider than those of many other cool-season grasses. These leaves also exhibit prominent veins that can be easily observed, which contributes to the grass's overall texture and appearance. The broadness and distinct veining are traits that enable tall fescue to tolerate heat and drought better than some other grasses, making it a popular choice for lawns and sports fields in transitional climate regions.

In contrast, fine-textured leaves, narrow growth, and dark green smooth-edged leaves pertain more to other grass types, such as Kentucky bluegrass or perennial ryegrass. This distinction helps turf managers select the right grass type for specific environmental conditions and desired aesthetic outcomes.