Choose bluegrass, fescue, ryegrass, microclover or prairie by sun, water and use.
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Dense and able to repair by rhizomes, it generally needs more sun, water and fertility.
Fine fescues tolerate shade and lower inputs; tall fescue develops deeper roots and handles drought better where climate-suited.
Ryegrass establishes quickly; microclover can reduce nitrogen needs; a native prairie suits areas where a mown-carpet appearance is not required.
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