Rye Grass
Related Category: Plants
short-lived perennial, leafy, tufted plant belonging to the family Gramineae ( family).
Creeping meadow of wild rye grass (Leymus triticoides), also called 'Grey Dawn'.
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annual rye grass, annual ryegrass, rigid ryegrass, rigid rye grass, ryegrass, stiff darnel, Swiss ryegrass, Wimmera rye, Wimmera rye grass, Wimmera rye-grass, Wimmera ryegrass
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Downy Rye Grass [English]: Leymus innovatus
Downy Ryegrass [English]: Leymus innovatus
Downy Sedge [English]: Carex scirpoidea
Downy Sedge [English]: Carex scirpoidea stenochlaena
Downy Sedge [English]: Carex scirpoidea convoluta ...
meadow rye grass; tall fescue Lolium pratense
meadow salsify; yellow goatsbeard Tragopogon pratensis
Mediterranean broom Genista linifolia
Meditteranean grass Schismus barbatus
Meditteranean sage Salvia aethiopis
medusahead Taeniatherum caput-medusae ...
A notable exception is rye grass (Lolium), which is used as a sedative and vasodilator. It is considered poisonous in excess (Lust). Although most grass seeds are edible, they are not all necessarily economical.
The "nurse" grasses (such as rye grass), and the semi-permanent types will grow rapidly.
Rye grass germinates in the fall when the temperature at night drops. It is the cheapest grass used to overseed lawns in winter. Its blades are relatively wide, soft and watery. It also dies quite rapidly when the temperature climbs in the spring.
High-quality ornamental turf : 30g per sq m (1oz per sq yd)
General purpose ornamental turf: 20-25g per sq m (¾oz per sq yd)
General purpose or utility turf (with rye grass): 15-20g per sq m (½oz per sq yd)
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Other common names include Blue Lyme Grass, Sand Rye Grass. Use as an accent plant or a ground cover. Good for erosion control. Will tolerate beachside conditions.
the drainage when , making grass paths and either lay down turves, packing all the joints with finely prepared soil mixed with a little grass seed, or sow the natural surface soil with a good lawn seed (preferably not containing perennial rye grass) ...
 See also: Rye, Grass, Grasses, Ryegrass, Green
  
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