Grows on compacted, acidic soil. Check pH—target 6–6.5 for most plants, 5.5 for azaleas/hollies.
If ryegrass prospers, till it in as green manure next spring. If it fails, test soil nutrients and follow recommendations. If still no growth, investigate drainage.
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