X-Seed Oregon Grown Kentucky 31 Tall Fescue Grass Seed for Sun and Shade Drought-Resistant Lawn for High Traffic, Forage & Turf Grass – Designed for Extreme Durability & Retaining Moisture – 5 lb Bag

I decided to try these grass seeds after a section of my yard was destroyed by an inflatable pool I had set up over the summer. I don’t have much experience with planting, but I’m honestly impressed with how easy this process was!I’ve included photos showing the progress at three stages: the first day, after one week, and at 15 days. You can really see how quickly the grass took off and filled in the area. The growth was steady and healthy, and now the patch looks lush and green.Overall, I’m extremely satisfied with these seeds and would highly recommend them to anyone needing to repair damaged grass areas. Quick results, easy to plant, and great value!

Good quality grass seed for shady areas. I reseeded my entire yard but paid special attention in a hard to grow area under my oak tree. I watered lightly twice a day and five days later the lawn seed started germinating and growing fast. Best part is you get five pounds of seed for a price that’s friendly to your wallet. I recommend Kentucky 31 tall fescue seed it’s growing for me so I know it will grow for you too. I give it five stars..

Bought 2 bags - used one in the fall - nothing.Used the 2nd bag this spring - nothing.

I filled in a completely bare spot in our lawn. First I raked it out then laid down some garden soil down. Soil has mulch in it. Then sprinkled in the seed, tamped it down, watered it thoroughly and after 5 days I have what you see in the photo. I'm planning on over seeding the lawn as well. So far... it's looking very promising.

I have used many grass seeds over the years but this one is rather stubborn to sprout.

Very poor germination rate..maybe 10 to 15%..We worked seed lightly into soil..topped dressed with potting soil.Light wheat grass hay to protect from birds..automotive magic water from irrigation system using lake water

After reading some negative reviews, I decided to test the grass seed indoors before planting outside at the appropriate time for our region. The K 31 grass seed is viable and growing vigorously. It is essential that grass seed is planted at the proper depth (1/8"-1/4") and in good contact with the soil, given adequate moisture, and sown when the soil is at the proper temperature for late winter/spring planting. (Fall is the best time of year to start cool season grasses, by the way.) In North Carolina, late February through March is recommended. I covered the areas with straw to hold moisture and discourage the birds from eating too much. (They will.) Good luck.

Works great. No weed seeds. It's all in the dirt prep, or actually less dirt and more in the topper.