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Annual Ryegrass Seed

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Lawns don’t always have it easy. If you use just any old seed, our hot and sometimes dry weather can leave it looking haggard. This is precisely why we recommend you trust your lawn to Mayberry.

The Mayberry Annual Ryegrass is a good winter pasture grass in the south and good temporary grass most anywhere there is adequate moisture for grass establishment. It has a relatively wide blade and establishes very quickly. As a winter grazing grass there are no restrictions on the animals than can graze it. It is also a lower cost alternative to perennial ryegrass for lawn overseeding in southern climates. All Mayberry premium lawn grass seeds are free from cheap coatings and fillers and are not chemically treated. Mayberry seeds are all natural, non-GMO and guaranteed to grow.

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