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CERTIFIED ORGANIC! Lolium perenne. With the ability to go from seeding to a mowable lawn in just 21 days, this is one of the fastest growing grasses of all. It is a very tough, hardy grass that forms clumps, rather than spreading by rhizomes, and it regenerates easily from wear. This makes it the grass of choice for many sports pitches (including Wimbledon), but it's also the most widely used pasture grass for grazing livestock: It is ready for grazing within 60 days of planting. Perennial Ryegrass Organic is tolerant to heat, drought, and cold, and has natural resistance to diseases that can hamper other species. It blends will with clovers, other grasses, and wildflowers, and makes a good nurse crop for Yellow Sweet Clover. This product should only be used in managed field or lawn settings.
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Latin
Latin
Lolium perenne
Family: Poaceae
Exposure
Exposure:Β Full sun to partial shade
Timing
Timing
Sow Perennial Ryegrass nearly any time between frost dates. It is ready for grazing within 60 days of planting. It is tolerant to heat, drought, and cold, and has natural resistance to diseases that can hamper other species.
Starting
Starting
Sow seeds 2-4cm (1-1Β½") deep.
Growing
Growing
After its burst of spring growth, turn ryegrass under or cut it back before it reaches 30cm (12") tall. Allow three weeks after tilling before planting the next crop.
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Sow Perennial Ryegrass nearly any time between frost dates. It is ready for grazing within 60 days of planting. It is tolerant to heat, drought, and cold, and has natural resistance to diseases that can hamper other species.
Sow to a depth of 2-4cm (1-1Β½").
After its burst of spring growth, turn ryegrass under or cut it back before it reaches 30cm (12") tall. Allow three weeks after tilling before planting the next crop.
