Pennington Annual Ryegrass, Grass Seeds for Lawn, 10 Lb

I put the seed down before it rained & a couple of days later, its already growing where my dogs track in the most mud & killed the other grass. Rye grass is great for helping me get through muddy winters!

Alright, here’s exactly how I used this and got crazy fast results. First, prep the soil. This part is key. I loosened everything up, broke up any hard spots, and really stimulated the soil so it could absorb the seed and water properly. If the ground is compact, the grass won’t come in right. Next, spread the grass seed evenly across the area. You want good coverage here. Honestly, the more you put down, the better if you’re going for that thick carpet look. Just make sure it’s still spread evenly so you don’t end up with patchy spots. Then water it in really well. Not just a light spray, actually soak it so the seeds settle into the soil. After that, keep it consistently moist every day. Now the best part. I started seeing grass growing in just 2 days, which is super fast. By day 4, it was fully grown in, thick, and green. That’s it. Prep the soil right, spread it evenly, go a little heavier for thickness, and keep it watered. This stuff takes off fast.

Getting great results and really quickly after tilling the ground and adding soil on top and daily watering on ground that was bald. Keep the stalks cut for a few weeks when the grow and you will get lovely grass in. Thick, beautiful green super easy to root and grow. Great value with lots of seed. Very happy.

So far so good came up fast hope it comes back in the spring

Easy to spread and see results within a week

Only about 50% came up

I recently had a quarter acre of land cleared for my sister to move a camper onto. Let me say first that I know nothing about grass seed. The man that cleared my land told me to look for winter ryegrass. This stuff is great! The area we live in gets quite a bit of rain, and we would sprinkle this the day before a good rain and let mother nature do the rest. Within a few days, patches of grass started growing. Several rains later, the grass was everywhere. It's thick and a very pretty green. Out of the 25 pound bag, we still have about 5 pounds of it left, and will use that to sprinkle around other bare spots of the property.

With proper prep work, and i do mean work. These whole bag will grow, i suggest you soak them in a bucket of water 4 days before you plant them, m and then dinner them with a good cover of peat moss in 5 days you will have baby grass, in 2 weeks you will have a lawn, my pictures are from 3 days after seeding and 10 days, 12 days