Planting ryegrass over an existing lawn is called overseeding and it takes some know-how to get good results. These 12 expert tips will ensure you enjoy a green lawn of annual ryegrass this winter. 1.

Once you've planted perennial ryegrass seed, you will need to water frequently , preferably to a depth of 6 to 12 inches for ...

A dormant ryegrass lawn is easy enough to maintain as long as you follow a few important dos and don'ts. Let's start with the don'ts. Firstly, don't subject the lawn to excessive traffic.

“Ryegrass is such a massive plant that only the most serious chemistry will touch it. We can’t afford to risk it spreading to other areas of the farm,” he says.

An annual ryegrass will typically only survive 12 months, it is very fast to establish and will be high yielding within that year, conversely a perennial ryegrass is slower to establish and has a more ...

Annual ryegrass is a win. Meet alfalfa, a perennial legume used mainly as high-quality feed for dairy cattle. Alfalfa is also used as feed for beef cattle, horses, sheep, and goats.

All perennial rye grass-based grass reseeds must now incorporate at least 1.5 kg/ha of naked clover seed or at least 2.5 ...

The ryegrass variety is being trialled outdoors in Australia and if approved here it will allow scientists to test it in NZ outdoor conditions. The last time approval was given for the outdoor trial ...

Perennial ryegrass is often planted in locations in higher elevations with cooler summer weather. When temperatures reach the high 80s, ryegrass dies out leaving bare spots.