Ryegrass
Ryegrass is typically a choice for many homeowners in the northern United States. This grass typically thrives in full sun but struggles in shady areas. Because Ryegrass does not spread through stolons like other grass species, the turf may appear patchy over time. It is recommended to fertilize Ryegrass with nitrogen during growing seasons to maintain lush growth. Unfortunately, many varieties of Ryegrass are drought-sensitive and susceptible to weed issues. A complaint often expressed by homeowners is Ryegrass’ habit of developing an overabundance of rye seed stalks, causing the lawn to appear uneven.
In terms of aesthetics, our product recommendations that closely match this Ryegrass include:
Arizona Platinum Olive
Spring Rye 65
Nature’s Sod PLATINUM
Arizona Platinum Olive
Arizona Platinum Olive, featured right, closely resembles a well-maintained Ryegrass lawn. Its highly durable, temperature-controlled, and no-shine finish make it an attractive offer to customers seeking a natural appearance. Arizona Platinum Olive is 2 inches tall and is one of our taller and thicker artificial grasses.
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