NoCountry4RFDer wrote: ↑ Is it an annual or does it reproduce every year?
All those grasses will come back every year.Blend of fescue, bluegrass and bluegrass
Dont know about overseeding but there is a note on the bag stating covers 45 sq m (484 sq ft)ChicoQuente wrote: ↑ What is the approximate area you can cover with 1kg when overseeding?
Be thankful.kevinshalfpenny wrote: ↑ I have a postage stamp of a front lawn in front of my place where nothing seems to grow.
Very well put! Just want to add that not only does CT not show percentages, the mix will vary between different bag sizes as well... in previous years, their largest/'best deal' sized bag had no KBG in the mix at all.Judicious wrote: ↑ From CT details: ‘Blend of fescue, bluegrass and ryegrass.’
The ryegrass is an annual plant which is added to the mix b/c it germinates quickly and shades the slower (more desirable) bluegrass. It won’t return the next year. So some ryegrass is good if you’re seeding new grass but for top dressing, it’s not necessary. Also, it’s the cheapest seed for the manufacturers and therefore some mixes have too high a percent of ryegrass in order to lower their cost. CT doesn’t show the percentages.
I've used this before when it was incredibly cheap. I feel like it is mostly ryegrass, I got good germination but I had to keep doing it every year.Judicious wrote: ↑ From CT details: ‘Blend of fescue, bluegrass and ryegrass.’
The ryegrass is an annual plant which is added to the mix b/c it germinates quickly and shades the slower (more desirable) bluegrass. It won’t return the next year. So some ryegrass is good if you’re seeding new grass but for top dressing, it’s not necessary. Also, it’s the cheapest seed for the manufacturers and therefore some mixes have too high a percent of ryegrass in order to lower their cost. CT doesn’t show the percentages.
Judicious wrote: ↑ From CT details: ‘Blend of fescue, bluegrass and ryegrass.’
The ryegrass is an annual plant which is added to the mix b/c it germinates quickly and shades the slower (more desirable) bluegrass. It won’t return the next year. So some ryegrass is good if you’re seeding new grass but for top dressing, it’s not necessary. Also, it’s the cheapest seed for the manufacturers and therefore some mixes have too high a percent of ryegrass in order to lower their cost. CT doesn’t show the percentages.
So any bluegrass product that you can recommend? I m willing to spend more upfront if it means less times wasted in the future.Judicious wrote: ↑ From CT details: ‘Blend of fescue, bluegrass and ryegrass.’
The ryegrass is an annual plant which is added to the mix b/c it germinates quickly and shades the slower (more desirable) bluegrass. It won’t return the next year. So some ryegrass is good if you’re seeding new grass but for top dressing, it’s not necessary. Also, it’s the cheapest seed for the manufacturers and therefore some mixes have too high a percent of ryegrass in order to lower their cost. CT doesn’t show the percentages.
If you zoom on the package the Walmart's grass covers only 1450 sq. ft., not 5800. The description must be wrong.SomeGuyNamedBob wrote: ↑ Looks like this CT bag covers about 500 sq. ft. (from the product description)
This walmart 1kg bag covers up to 5800 sq. ft. https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/expert-law ... 0199006378
