Gro-Sure Aqua Gel Coated Smart Grass Lawn Seed, 40 m2, 1.6 kg

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Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned. The overseeding of your existing lawn is an essential part of your annual lawn maintenance. All lawns are affected by the specific growing environment. This includes their level of use and general weather conditions. As a result of these conditions, its key to understand the basic principles of overseeding. Its also important to choose the right seed mix to achieve a greener and healthier lawn. Overseeding achieves: Lawn seed grows best when the soil temperature is consistently around 10—18°C. If conditions stray out of this range, time and rate of germination can be negatively impacted

Our range of seed can be mixed with lawn seeding soil and applied to the lawn jointly. This will save a bit of time and effort working the topdressing and seed into the surface Water daily until established and in very hot conditions water late in the day once the sun has gone down. It is better to water thoroughly once rather than several times lightly Hold seedling by the leaves to avoid damage and gently tease the roots from the compost, using a dibber or pencilFor reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. The seeded area must now be kept moist. Therefore, water your lawn after 2 or 3 days if no rain has fallen.

The best time to do this is either in spring or autumn or both. Germination can take between 7 and 21 days so you will require the ideal conditions these seasons will bring. Choosing the right seed: Specific bare patches can be reseeded without treating the whole lawn. Apply the same procedure as above Lawn seed grows best when the soil temperature is consistently around 10—18°C. If conditions stray out of this range, time and rate of germination can be negatively impacted. Where to Use When preparing to sow, if the soil is dry water it thoroughly the day before and leave to soak in overnight Gradually lower the cutting height to about 2.5cm (1 inch). Do not remove more than 1/3 of the grass leaf at any one timeA. Yes, you will get great results with this compost. Supplement with a relevant feed such as Gro-Sure Tomato Food In dry conditions, water daily to maintain soil moisture levels until seed germinates and establishes. A. No we only use perennial ryegrass suitable for turf, as this is much slower growing and finer bladed than annual ryegrass. Ideal for lawns Choose container with adequate drainage holes. Place layer of grit in container and fill with compost. For hanging baskets, line basket with moss or liner and fill with compost Best Conditions: Lawn seed grows best when the soil temperature is consistently around 10°—18°C. If conditions stray out of this range, time and rate of germination can be negatively impacted

Lawn seed may be sown from March to October. Ideally sow during March to May or September to October.

A. The seed should be sown onto and lightly raked in to the soil surface and no deeper than 1-2cm. A germination sheet (or fleece) can be used to speed up the germination stage but should still be removed upon emergence To protect specific areas from birds consider covering with netting or garden fleece. This should be removed when new shoots start to come through the soil First put on a pair of gloves and rework the compost between your hands to reconstitute. Then you’re all set.