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How Long Does It Take For Grass Seeds To Grow? We Explain
By KYLE SCHURMAN
Grass seeds generally take three to 28 days to germinate, although the exact timing varies depending on factors such as the type of grass seed and local climate conditions.
For those seeking quick results, ryegrass is an excellent option, as it starts germinating within just a few days and establishes a dense ground cover within a month.
In contrast, Kentucky bluegrass takes longer, sprouting in up to 10 days and requiring up to two months to become fully established. The same holds true for tall fescue varieties.
After the initial sprouting, the young grass needs further time to mature. This means it can take up to two months from the time of seeding for the lawn to be ready for heavy use.