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Overseeding with KBG is not an optimal strategy. If you want to try your hand with KBG, it is best to do a reno. Also, several forum members are growing KBG in the transition zone, but it is a risk--especially because of disease.
Perennial rye looks great, but I don't hear of too many people pairing it with fescue. My neighbor gave it a try one year. His yard looked great during the winter, but the rye didn't fare well in the summer.
My recommendation would be to focus on cultivar diversity rather than mixing types (although the KBG PRG pairing seems to work well from what I've read).
Overseeding with KBG is not an optimal strategy. If you want to try your hand with KBG, it is best to do a reno. Also, several forum members are growing KBG in the transition zone, but it is a risk--especially because of disease.
Perennial rye looks great, but I don't hear of too many people pairing it with fescue. My neighbor gave it a try one year. His yard looked great during the winter, but the rye didn't fare well in the summer.
My recommendation would be to focus on cultivar diversity rather than mixing types (although the KBG PRG pairing seems to work well from what I've read).
