No grass equals Perennial Ryegrass in its ability to rapidly produce thick, durable turf and forage. Perennial Ryegrass is the world's most widely used grass and its ability to germinate in 7-10 days (even less under ideal conditions) is legendary. A cool-season grass, Perennial Ryegrass is widely used in northern regions for permanent turf and forage pastures and for the overseeding of dormant grasses in the Southern United States.

Perennial Ryegrass is preferred by homeowners because it produces a dark green turf which rapidly develops a strong root system, responds rapidly to fertilization and is not subject to disease problems which plague many other grasses. Because Perennial Ryegrass does not creep, as do some grasses, it is often combined with quality fine fescues and bluegrass to produce fine turf with the advantages of generic diversity. Perennial Ryegrass performs in a wide variety of soil types and will do well in clay or compacted areas that are not subject to heavy use.

Perennial Ryegrass is especially suited as sports turf. It has been used in most every premier sporting eventsincluding: The World Series, The Super Bowl, World Cup Soccer and most recently, The International Grow-A-Head World Championships.