Is the grass really green in Kentucky?

Yes, the grass really is green in Kentucky, and the state is often referred to as the "Bluegrass State" because of its lush, green grass. Kentucky's climate is humid subtropical and temperate, with moderate rainfall throughout the year. This climate and the state's fertile soil promote abundant plant growth, including an abundance of grass. The grass in Kentucky is especially green in the spring and summer months. The state's nickname also symbolizes its history as a major producer of bluegrass music.