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4 Seasons Lawn Mix

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To establish a lush, low-growing grass meadow that is moss-free and looks great all year round, use this mixture. It also enables you to reseed damaged areas throughout the year. It is recommended to sow the seeds in well-prepared garden soil, in the sun, during the spring.
Height at maturity
20 cm
Exposure
Sun
Annual / Perennial
Perennial
Sowing method
Direct sowing
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Sowing period March to April
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Description

The 4 Seasons Lawn is a blend of dense and strong growing grass that effectively reduces the appearance of moss. It creates a beautiful, thick, resilient green carpet requiring less maintenance. The lawn can also be used to reseed any bare patches of an old lawn. The best time to sow the seeds is in a sunny area with well-prepared and loosened soil in March-April. One kilogram of seeds can cover up to 40 square metres.`

Composition:

  • Mycosem: a lawn seed coating solution containing mycorrhiza propagules, it promotes growth and root system function.
  • Prolime 100 (pH regulator)
  • 20% Duparc English Ryegrass
  • 20% Fabian English Ryegrass 4N
  • 20% Quickston Westerworld Ryegrass
  • 15% Sabrena Common Bentgrass
  • 25% Maxima 1 Creeping Red Fescue

Product Characteristics and Advantages:

  • No moss
  • Denser, longer-lasting
  • Possible reseeding all year round
  • Eco-friendly Lawn Label

Usage and Dosage:

  • 1 kg: up to 40 m²
  • Sowing rate: approximately 25 g/m²

 

Flowering

Bee-friendly Attracts pollinators

Foliage

Foliage persistence Evergreen
Foliage colour green

Plant habit

Height at maturity 20 cm
Growth rate normal

Botanical data

Origin

Cultivar or hybrid

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Planting and care

Sowing:

Sow directly in March-April (sow in September-October in hot and dry climates) in well-prepared, weed-free, refined and raked soil. Scatter the seeds on the soil surface and lightly rake to cover the seeds. Alternatively, use a roller to ensure the seeds stick to the soil. Regularly water with a fine spray to keep the soil slightly moist until germination if there is no rain.

Dosage:

  • 1 box of 1 kg for 40 m², approximately 25 g/m²

To reseed bare patches of lawn:

  • Scratch the areas to be treated with a simple hand rake if they are small and few in number. In the case of larger and more numerous areas, use a scarifier to aerate, loosen and remove any moss.
  • Rake the soil to remove plant debris and small stones.
  • Prepare a mixture of soil and compost.
  • Spread about 1 cm (0.4 in) of this mixture on the areas to be repaired.
  • Rake it in so that it penetrates the surface of the soil.
  • Level the surface with a roller or board.
  • Then sow your lawn patch of soil and firm it down.
  • Water with a very fine rain to avoid disturbing the seeds.

 

 

Sowing period

Sowing period March to April
Sowing method Direct sowing

Intended location

Suitable for Meadow
Type of use Border
Hardiness Hardy down to -23°C (USDA zone 6a) Show map
Ease of cultivation Beginner
Exposure Sun
Soil pH Any
Soil moisture Moist soil, ordinary, well-prepared

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