It was a blend of 3 varieties of perennial rye. Doing something different this year. When I get back into town. Great seeing you again

In California I just threw down some 70/30 compost. Threw some annual rye grass seeds. Raked it in and watered. 2 week's later thick beautiful lawn. Then overseed with tall fescue. Once I see the fescue grow I'll cut the lawn at 4 inches, then reduce to 3 inches. I'm in early March at mid 30's to low 60's and all is looking pretty good. It's grass it will grow, even where you don't want it.

Love the time stamps. For when I need to re-watch the video for the 50 time!!

I love this video. Awesome stuff here. Curious to see which one does the best. Good stuff

lm in southern Kansas. Put in annual rye 85annual/15% perinial. Sprouts in 4 days! I just moved into a new house that has a neglected lawn. A trailer was parked over this spot, and killed everything. Raked it all out, put down seed. No starter fertilizer. It's coming in nicely. Just to have something greenish over the winter, and not a mudhole. The area is in the shade till around 4 o clock. I'll see how it goes. I may be a rye grass fan. Redoing , tilling, and seeding next spring.

Just put 65lbs in my front yard, blended with Kentucky 31. So far so good, gonna see how it survives my Missouri summer.

Love that Founder's breakfast stout!!!!

Nice video Al, looking awesome!

1 and 1/10 rye grass projects for me so far in my life and my track record sucks. I will prevail this winter though!

Are we taking a sip everytime "over by dere" is said?

Love the intro guitar soundtrack in the beginning.

Would annual rye be something to use for quick temporary ground cover? I have a few bare spots in my lawn I would like to cover up before a party. I'm planning to redo my grass next year just need something to cover unsightly bare brown dirt patches.

I am in NW Florida. When i bought my house it was originally sodded with centipede. I have drainage problems and installed some french drains. During our recent down pours everything washed out before I could get sod back down. Due to lack of availability I had to cover the wash out with St. Augustine. What will take over more? I have already raised the height of my mower to accommodate the St. Augustine. But would rather have the centipede take over unless St. Augustine is more dominant and take over quickly. I am also considering leveling some some spots and putting rye seed in to help retain soil as some parts are still washing out.

Must try one with beer and soda seemed to work for that dude on PBS in the 80's.

A pot with just RGS and the Rye grass seed could be interesting, too.

Did Allen ever look at the roots for these. I can't find the video..

Is ryegrass good for erosion control on steep areas?

KBS this year I found to be less sophisticated then previous years but still an amazing beer!

Man the beginning of video, I thought you were driving to Texarkana for 400 cases of Coors 👍👍👍 BTW - Great video😀

It would be fun to mow the rye grass at different heights and frequencies and compare results. :)

the control looks best.

Just plugged where I have drought damage with Saville St. Aug. Hosed them down with Hydretain as it's still hot 'n dry just south of LCN.

Allyn, you going to add an 20 oz thermo mug to the LCN merch so us northerns can keep our coffee warm while watching Lcn video's and waiting for the snow to melt so we can " Thrower her down"?....

I overseed my Bermuda with perennial rye every year. Personally, I have not seen any ill effects from it. As long as you kill it off, proper in Spring, the Bermuda will do its thing and be fine.

Council Growers Sod Farm is the bomb digity

Grew some bent grass in a pot from aeration cores. Its thick and flourishing!

Oh yea! We're growing a pot of grass !

#1. Thanks for the inspiration

FOCUS YOU..... Love the AvE reference.

Hairy Chess is an annual. It's a brome and probably wouldn't be too apparent in a mowed lawn.

How many animals per hectare??

Thumbs up just for the KBS!

Dammit not first but before Connor and Ryan and that’s all that matters

Love the @AvE riff...

That’s a cool ass hat. Where did you get it?

Love the music! Haha

That citra blue has good color. Looks similar to pro Vista.

Does anyone else speak with the accent for a bit after watching these videos? I’m hoping to see some amazing roots.

Better than a Hairy Chest Ay

I gotta get a refill over by der...!

Over by dare... LMAO

I would like to see this experiment in heavy-full shade.

Wow Citra blue St Aug... I’m from Citra, Fl. I wonder if it was made at UF testing grounds near Citra aka home of the pineapple orange.

Tested Kentucky31 in a pot to see what it looks like. Its tough as nails with a deep root system,lime green thin bladed. Everyone said its very thick bladed are lieing or misinformed . Great for a very low maintenance affordable lawn imho.

When's x-start going to be back in stock

Breaking out the tried and true Texan Shiner Bock for this one Side note... leave for a weekend and get home to three LCM videos! 0:36... right off the bat! 1:47... that's a two-fer 4:22... this ones going quick 8:30... full on accent! 8:46... time to reload 9:01... woo! 10:34... thank God I switched to beer! 10:59... new record tonight! 11:08... you do this accent on Insta? No thank you. I don't want alcohol poisoning! (I'll still follow you though)

You are funny 😆

Hey, Allyn next time how about a pot with your favorite combo mix or an experimental combination of 'sauce' and then see the root systems of the pots?

"Come on google focus you fffff!" 😂😂😂

The fastest talking man on KZfaq. 30 minutes of talking condensed into 12 minutes. Good work.

Love the Wayne's World reference.

I want ryegrass seeds

Is this the sissy rye grass I've been hearing about?

"Sissy Grass!"

Where can I get that hat😁

Sausage fingers LOL, At least they are stumpy also

Lol lawn care bae

Funny, I know the farmer here in Oregon who grows that seed.

Yee hawwww

Annual rye is horrible to have as a lawn. Now, perrenial rye is 100× better. If you're going to over seed your warm weather lawn,do it with perrenial rye, trust me!!

We ate at the Roo a couple months ago! Good times.

The accent sounds like tony from Crime Pays but Botany Doesn't.

anyone see that?

Love being the first like to ur new vids. Sad I know but I love it

Please, no cw music.

Lots of great info on this channel but seeding info is not the best, he a ST Aug dude😁, my FORMER grass

This is first video of yours I’ve seen. Thank you, it was useful. Very entertaining, but not detailed enough for me. I would have liked some clearer criteria and results in the experiment. E.g., density per sq. foot, colour test at a glance, cost analysis, work analysis and comparison. This would allow a lawner to make a more scientifically-informed decision. I hope you don’t get upset with me for making a suggestion. Have you thought about catching grass clippings and delivering to local goat enthusiasts? God is only One. I bear witness, and I hope you get the qur’an as soon as possible and read it so you can save yourself from Hell. Help Florida return to calm weather and welfare: believe and feed livestock while you go lawning, you don’t have to give it up just serve God with it if you can. I’ve watched the second vid but not seen any root analysis yet. After helping my kids and neighbours heal with raw goats milk, I can’t turn back. I hope you get the goat bug and can build some nice goat herd in the community. Perhaps the goats can have a weekly meetup at someone’s place and you can spread the goat poo with a rake, some bark mulch, and a fermentation inoculant. It is exactly what grass loves.

Is that your pet squirrel??

He’s planting hairy chest and I’m trimming hairy balls....

I am named lolium on KZfaq 💀💀💀

Here early

Connor calls it sissy grass.

I gotta know, are you going to take out your shears and do a "mowing" of these pots? Might take you 2 minutes, and that's not much time for a lazy guy.

6th?

Videos yes, accent nope.

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