If you are thinking about growing perennial rye or turf type tall fescue grass from seed then hopefully this video will help you decide between the two.

Both grass types are cool season varieties but they carry in their ability to deal with extreme heat and drought in addition to their ability to be cut short versus tall.

I have been growing both varieties in pots as well as in my yard so I have a lot to say about the two grass types.

You can see the following videos which should serve as previews to this video:

► Growth Speed of Perennial Rye & KBG: [ Ссылка ]
► Germination Temp of Perennial Rye: [ Ссылка ]
► Fine Fescue vs Tall Fescue: [ Ссылка ]
► Grass Seed Application Rates: [ Ссылка ]

Written supplemental info:

► Make sure to see my full tall fescue guide over on my website here: [ Ссылка ]

► If you haven't considered Kentucky Blue Grass (KBG) then this comparison video may help you decide on the only major rhizomatic grass type of the cold season varieties: [ Ссылка ]

Also, for transition zone homeowners looking into a low maintenance heat tolerant grass like tall fescue you may find that Centipede grass may work better for you. It's considered to be a warm season grass type but it never goes dormant during winter. So long as you don't experience many freezing nights during the average winter it could be the perfect grass type for you.

► You can read more about Centipede grass here: [ Ссылка ]

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