Perennial ryegrass is a commonly used cool-season grass, but it invites a host of problems to your lawn. Try seeding these quick-growing alternatives instead.

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The best grass seed for northeast states yields a lush, green lawn. We did the research to bring you a list of top picks.

Seed bucket (left) and perforated garbage can (right) developed by Julio Alfaro at the Monterey Peninsula Country club for pre-germinating perennial ryegrass seed used to fill divots.

Perennial ryegrass is a staple in many lawn grass seed blends thanks to its speedy germination, hardiness, and low-maintenance nature.

Working alongside a team of researchers, Tannenbaum found that the microbiome within perennial ryegrass seeds was predominantly comprised of a class of bacteria known as Gammaproteobacteria.

There are a variety of seed options now available for your lawn that never used to be available ten to fifteen years ago. Lawns in the USA take up more ...

Perennial rye produces the higher quality turf - finer texture, darker green color and it does not have to be mowed as often. But the seed is more expensive.

Other crop may refer to something relatively harmless, like a small amount of perennial ryegrass in a bag of tall fescue. Or it may refer to something bad, like rough bluegrass or orchard grass.

What type of grass seed should we plant? Most lawns are a mix of two or three types of grass- bluegrass, perennial ryegrass and fine fescue.

Mitch Lies/Capital Press Rick Flores harvests perennial ryegrass seed Aug. 6 in a field near Brooks, Ore. Seed yields are coming in about average or below, according to farmers and Oregon State ...