I never use only one variety of grass when I seed. I have a MN northern lawn. The mixture I use is around 15% bluegrass, 35% ryegrass(2 varieties) and 50% fescue. It's more durable than one variety and handles drought better.
I bought a blend of both, 50/50. I live near Chicago so it's humid in summer & really cold in winter. If I overseed from now on with Kentucky Blue, will there be any problems? I heard Kentucky is better for this type of weather 🤔
Would love a longer version of this, couple more seed types or varieties, maybe a mow or two afterwards to see how it all compares in longer time. Great vid tho
Definitely KBG. The rye grass is beautiful but it can't handle the higher height I like to mow at. It starts flopping over and once that happens it's really hard to get it to stand straight and before you know it the whole lawn is a mess. You practically have to scalp the lawn to get it back to the way it was. It's just a huge hassle. Also KBG spreads, so if you have dead spots you don't have to worry, they'll fill out again given enough time.
@@CrAzYAuNtSiSsy The Kbg dont die off in winter. prg is the one that cant handle winters well. There was a study done where they said that prg does off 25% per year over winter. I mulch when I mow so I have not seen any significant die off
@@obsessedwithlawnoddswithgr2092 It's most important to have some amount of KGB in your lawn, just simply because KGB is such a funny acronym for grass.
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I never use only one variety of grass when I seed. I have a MN northern lawn. The mixture I use is around 15% bluegrass, 35% ryegrass(2 varieties) and 50% fescue. It's more durable than one variety and handles drought better.
I bought a blend of both, 50/50. I live near Chicago so it's humid in summer & really cold in winter. If I overseed from now on with Kentucky Blue, will there be any problems? I heard Kentucky is better for this type of weather 🤔
you right brother. do it. ty for watching
Would love a longer version of this, couple more seed types or varieties, maybe a mow or two afterwards to see how it all compares in longer time. Great vid tho
thx for watching. you are right. thank you for your input.
the combo of it mixed together is best bc of water tolerance and thickness along with disease and other things. But def the best two to mix
you right. nice ty!!! good answer
PRG is more like it. Very thick and green.you did a great growing grass👍 thanks for sharing.
Thank you family
Learning so much! Thanks.
ty for the support family
Obsessed with Lawn & Odds with GR welcome!
I like the look of PRG thank you for the video
ty!!!
PR is a bit lighter than the KB, both nice though and commonly mixed together
ty!!!
Need to zoom out so we can see what the patches look like...
you right thank you for the tip and watching.
Ryegrass looks happier
he'll ya. ty for watching:)
The right side of the grass looks great!
ty
@@obsessedwithlawnoddswithgr2092 you're very welcome. 😁
Hi i love the look of a lawn. Will b stopping by more often
ty
Definitely KBG. The rye grass is beautiful but it can't handle the higher height I like to mow at. It starts flopping over and once that happens it's really hard to get it to stand straight and before you know it the whole lawn is a mess. You practically have to scalp the lawn to get it back to the way it was. It's just a huge hassle. Also KBG spreads, so if you have dead spots you don't have to worry, they'll fill out again given enough time.
you are right Thank you!!!
beautiful video
ty for the support family
could have cut it before comparison at end.
yes you are right ty for watching
KBG! 💚
ty for watching
GR, that looks like Illinois Soil... it has a certain Black Color to it, and Indiana's has a browner soil...
yes it is. black gold but clay. it works for me. ty for the support family
kbg but i am biased
lol me too. ty!!!
Why u chose midnight kbg is that the best kbg out there
ya it's available on amazon. There is better but way too expensive. kbg is awsome grows short and thick
@@obsessedwithlawnoddswithgr2092 Doen't the kbg die off in the winter and the rye grass stays green?
@@CrAzYAuNtSiSsy The Kbg dont die off in winter. prg is the one that cant handle winters well. There was a study done where they said that prg does off 25% per year over winter. I mulch when I mow so I have not seen any significant die off
Kentucky blue is better
That's a good choice. ty for watching
I dunno blend em.
yes that's what I did. ty for watching
@@obsessedwithlawnoddswithgr2092 It's most important to have some amount of KGB in your lawn, just simply because KGB is such a funny acronym for grass.