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Johnsons general purpose lawn seed
Johnsons general purpose lawn seed
Johnsons general purpose lawn seed
Johnsons general purpose lawn seed
Johnsons general purpose lawn seed
Johnsons general purpose lawn seed

Johnsons general purpose lawn seed

lawn grass seed "Patch-Pack"

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Using modern dwarf type perennial ryegrasses and creeping red fescue, this general purpose seed produces a lawn of superior appearance whilst being...

10kg pack | covers 400m²
£79.99
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210g pack | covers 10m²
£5.99
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425g pack | covers 20m²
£9.99
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20kg pack | covers 800m²
£119.99
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Plant description

Using modern dwarf type perennial ryegrasses and creeping red fescue, this general purpose seed produces a lawn of superior appearance whilst being very hardwearing. Vigorous roots strengthen the turf and give it superior resilience and durability.

Germination times:
Young grass will appear within 7-14 days but can take longer when the ground is colder.

Sowing a new lawn step by step guide:
1. Remove weeds, stones and rubbish before sowing. Dig to a depth of 15-22cm (6-9in). Level and firm seed bed by raking then treading or light rolling.
2. If possible, leave seed bed for a few weeks and then destroy any weeds.
3. Moisten the ground, mix the seed and then scatter evenly. Sow the seed at a rate of 35g per sq. metre (1 ¼ ozs per sq yard) half from left to right, then half from top to bottom for each section. Rake lightly and firm in seed by treading or light rolling.
4. In case of dry weather use a fine spray to keep seed bed constantly moist.

Overseeding an existing lawn step by step guide:
1. Mow the lawn short then using a spring tine rake or scarifier remove the layers of dead grass or thatch. If possible spike lawn with a hollow tine fork and brush in some topsoil to relieve any compacted areas.
2. Moisten the ground, mix the seed and then sow the seed at a rate of 25g per sq. metre (¾ ozs per sq yard), scattering evenly. Alternatively the seed can be mixed with some topsoil and sown by hand to aid distribution and moisture retention.
3. Firm in the seed by treading or light rolling. In case of dry weather use a fine spray to keep seed bed constantly moist.
4. Ideally do not mow existing grass until new grass is growing. If a mow is necessary raise the cutting height.

Plant features

Position

Light shade

Soil

Moderately fertile, moist, well-drained soil

Hardiness

Fully hardy

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