Elite Blue Rye Blend blue green sod lawn

Sod Variety

Elite Blue Rye Blend

A bluegrass and perennial ryegrass blend with rich blue-green color, a soft feel, and good repairability for homes, commercial lawns, and sports fields.

Composition

  • 50% Kentucky Bluegrass Blend
  • 50% Perennial Ryegrass Blend

Blend makeup and grass profile.

Best Uses

  • Residential lawns
  • Commercial lawns
  • Sports fields

Good fit for these lawn and site conditions.

Performance Notes

  • Rich blue-green color year-round
  • Good repairability
  • Can be mowed as low as 1/2 inch

Key strengths to consider before ordering.

Why It Works

A Soft, Color-Rich Lawn With Strong Repairability

Elite Blue Rye Blend combines Kentucky bluegrass and perennial ryegrass for a lawn that feels soft, repairs well, and keeps a refined blue-green appearance.

  • Soft to the touch
  • Good year-round color
  • Useful for athletic turf and everyday lawns
  • Balanced Kentucky bluegrass and perennial ryegrass blend
Elite Blue Rye Blend blue green sod lawn

FAQ

Elite Blue Rye Blend Questions

The source specification lists 50% Kentucky Bluegrass Blend and 50% Perennial Ryegrass Blend.
Yes. Sports fields are listed as a use case, along with residential and commercial lawns.
The source document notes that it can be mowed as low as 1/2 inch when properly maintained.

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