Orchardgrass
Growing Orchardgrass
‘Orchardgrass’ is a dependable perennial grass well suited for permanent pasture, forage production, and mowing. It begins growing early in spring and continues producing well into late fall, offering a long season of useful growth. When managed for hay or mowing, it can produce multiple cuttings in a single season.
Plant seeds about ¼ inch deep and broadcast at a rate of 4 to 6 ounces per 500 square feet. Germination typically takes 7 to 14 days. This cold-tolerant grass establishes well in a range of growing conditions and is especially useful for long-term pasture plantings.
Harvest ‘Orchardgrass’ once plants reach the desired stage of maturity for your intended use.
Productive, durable, and versatile, ‘Orchardgrass’ is especially well suited for pasture, forage, and mowing.
¼ in.
2–4 ft.
Dactylis glomerata