Grass Seed Mix of Perennial Ryegrass, Kentucky Bluegrass, Fine Fescue 3 lb

Sandy Soil Notes: Sandy soils drain quickly and hold less water and nutrients than loam or clay, which is why grass selection matters. The ryegrass and fine fescue components in this mix are well-adapted to faster-draining soils, and the proprietary cultivars were selected in part for drought tolerance.

Perennial Ryegrass Turf Type Grass Seed Blend 3 lb Overseed Sports Field Lawn

What makes turf-type perennial ryegrass different: “Turf-type” distinguishes the modern, finer-bladed, denser cultivars bred for lawns from older “forage-type” ryegrasses bred for hay and pasture. Keep the mower blade sharp; ryegrass has fibrous leaves that can shred under a dull blade, leaving a frayed, whitish appearance.

100% Kentucky Bluegrass Grass Seed Blend 3 lb KBG Self-Repairing Cool Season

Patience required — KBG germinates slowly: This is the single most important thing to know before planting Kentucky Bluegrass. This is normal. Soil pH should be in the 6.0–7.0 range. Plan on regular feedings (3–4 lbs of nitrogen per 1,000 sq ft per year, split into multiple applications) once established — Kentucky Bluegrass is higher-maintenance than fescue, but rewards the effort with the best-looking lawn of any cool-season grass.