Pasture ryegrass

Pasture ryegrass - perennial, half-upper, friable bush grass. In the first year after sowing the seeds forms a dense, intensely green, brightly shiny beautiful lawn. The root system is powerful, densely scruffy, highly branched, penetrates deep into the soil, holding it together and forming a turf of medium strength. A significant number of leaves are concentrated on shortened vegetative shoots at a height of 10-18 cm from the soil surface, which is important when creating lawns that often mow low. The leaves are dark green, intensely green below, bright, shiny, 8-17 cm long, 1-5 mm wide. It blooms in June. Seeds ripen in July. The advantage of pasture ryegrass is its ability to form a beautiful, thick, carpeted grass stand already in the 1st year of life 1-1, 5 months after sowing seeds. After mowing, it grows quickly, evenly, preserving decorativeness until late autumn. Under the snow goes green.