Description
This traditional blend of fine grasses produces a fine sward with good density. The high proportion of rhizomatous species increases tolerance to wear and drought and improves recovery following damage.
Mixture Composition
| % | Cultivar | Species |
|---|---|---|
| 20 | Rossinante | Strong creeping red fescue |
| 25 | Sergei | Strong creeping red fescue |
| 20 | Sarolea | Slender creeping red fescue |
| 10 | Esparina | Chewings fescue |
| 20 | Wagner | Chewings fescue |
| 5 | Dumas | Hard fescue |
*Cultivars are subject to availability, and may differ from that listed.
PM40 Grass Seed Features
- Fulmar cultivar is highly rated for disease resistance
- Improved drought tolerance
- Produces a fine, dense playing surface
*Cultivars may vary.
Directions for Use
| Sowing Rate (g/m2) | Overseeding Rate (g/m2) | Mowing Height (mm) |
|---|---|---|
| 35 - 50 | 15 - 25 | Down to 12 |
Sowing Guidance
- Prepare the surface before sowing ensuring that:
- Stones & weeds are removed.
- There is sufficient drainage.
- The surface is level and firm.
- The surface is moist.
- Sow the seeds evenly, using the correct sowing rate to a depth of approximately 10 mm.
- Ensure that the surface remanins moist for at least 2 - 3 weeks.
- Make the first cut when the grass is 5 - 6 cm tall and tillering has started.
Overseeding Guidance
- Prepare the existing turf by removing excess thatch and limiting irrigation and fertilisation.
- Apply using the correct overseeding rate.