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Multi-Purpose & Hardwearing Grass Seed Mix - Back Lawn, 1kg

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Multi-Purpose & Hardwearing Grass Seed Mix – Back Lawn, 1kg

Original price was: £12.99.Current price is: £9.09.

SKU: EW91Z 140101 Category: Gardening Essentials

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Our Multi-Purpose & Hardwearing Grass Seed Mix is perfect for busy gardens. It would be particularly well suited to a back garden and other high traffic areas.

Extremely hard wearing, a lawn grown with this mix will stand up to life as a playground for your family and pets, or as a venue for outdoor parties and yet will remain looking great.

30% Creeping Red Fescue, 70% Turf Perennial Ryegrass. Multi-purpose; suitable for creating new lawns, thickening up existing ones and filling bare patches

Grass generally grows above 7 degrees Celsius and when there is plenty of moisture in the soil, making Spring and Autumn perfect for sowing the seed. However, grass can grow in other seasons (if above 7 degrees) but will require more overall care and attention.

Sowing is recommended between March ? October, with the best results seen in Spring and Autumn.

Supplied in a 1kg recyclable bag.

Care Information

Sowing Instructions

Rake the area, removing any debris found in the soil, creating an even surface.
Mix up the seeds and begin applying them evenly at a rate of 60g per m2 for new lawns, or 40g per m2 for existing areas.
Carefully rake the seeds into the soil before pressing them in by treading or rolling them.
Provide plenty of water throughout germination, ensuring the seeds are not washed away by powerful hoses or watering attachments.

Allow the grass to grow to around 8cm before the first cutting. This can be reduced to 2-2.5cm once established.