I want to over-seed my lawn in the near future. I would like to know which grass seeds should I use.
Currently, the bluegrass in my lawn is doing OK, and I probably don't want to replace it. But it is kind of thinning out in some areas. I believe this has something to do with the fact that I don't water enough and bluegrass needs a lot of water. Unfortunately, we have occasional water shortage problem in where I live (Northern New Jersey). According to locals, we have watering-ban every three to four years. Seem like I should choose a grass seeds that is drought tolerate.
But I am under the impression that bluegrass doesn't work well with other grasses such as fescus because bluegrass will crowd out other grasses when the condition is good for bluegrass. I may have to stick with bluegrass or something that can grow with bluegrass.
My questions are:
- Is there any drought-tolerate bluegrass, or bluegrass that is "sort-of" drought-tolerate to some degree?
- Any other better choice? (No, I am not going to replace the entire lawn at this point)
Thanks in advance for any suggestion.
Jay Chan