No. Overseeding warm-season grasses like St. Augustine with annual ryegrass is a recommended practice for winter color. The ryegrass dies out in spring heat, allowing St. Augustine to resume dominance.
Both annual and perennial ryegrass work. Annual is cheaper and dies more reliably in spring.
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