Beautiful Green Grass Lawn Seeds-Low Maintenance, withstand weather and Bugs. Mixture of Fescues,Kentucky Bluegrass and Ryegrass

Beautiful Green Grass Lawn Seeds-Low Maintenance, withstand weather and Bugs. Mixture of Fescues,Kentucky Bluegrass and Ryegrass

The Seeds are quality seeds that withstand severe weather conditions of Cold, heat, drought and snow..They also withstand bugs and help prevent bare spots, chokes weeds and grow beautifully

This mixture is shade tolerant and wear tolerant for the perfect turf to play volleyball, badminton, croquet, or other outdoor sports on. This mixture makes a soft lawn or sports field that is easy and comfortable to walk on barefoot and your neighbors will want one too! This mixture consist of ryegrass, bluegrass, and tall fescue. (USDA Zones 4 - 7).
• 50% Ryegrass
• 30% Fine Fescue
• 20% Kentucky Bluegrass



New Lawn: 1kg or Approx 2.2 Ibs will cover 725 ft2
500g covers 362 ft2

Overseeding: 35oz/ 1kg covers or 2-3 Ibs will cover 1450ft
17oz / 500g covers 725 ft2
8.8oz/ 250g Covers 363 ft2
4.4oz/ 125g covers 182 ft2
3.5oz/ 100g Covers 145 ft2
1.76oz/50g Covers 72.5 ft2
1.0oz/30g covers 45ft2

Tall fescue, which is used extensively in the transition region, is a low-maintenance, heat-tolerant, cool-season grass with fine to medium blade texture. Its deep roots deliver drought and heat protection. In this zone, tall fescue can add season-long color to Kentucky bluegrass and perennial ryegrass mixes


Plant when soil temperature reaches 55 F (12 C)in spring up until a minimum of 8 weeks before frost in fall


Kentucky Bluegrass: Probably the most outstanding feature of Kentucky bluegrass is its extreme cold tolerance. That is why this blend is good for the areas where cold tolerance can be of the utmost importance. Its high tiller density provides a thick carpet that will stand up to the abuses of athletic fields and high traffic. Bluegrass blends well with other grasses and makes it softer in appearance and moredense. It is wear tolerant and repairs itself by rhizomes improving its turf density. Bluegrass also provides a dark blue-green color that when added to perennial rye grass and creeping red fescue creates a richly colored turf.
Kentucky Bluegrass At A Glance
• Cool-season lawn grass
• Suitable for northern lawns from coast to coast.
• Excellent winter hardiness
• Some varieties susceptible to heat and drought.
• Limited shade tolerance
• Some varieties vulnerable to stress damage.

Fescue: Exhibits an upright-crown growth habit and remains distinctly dark green and is aesthetically pleasing when managed under moderate drought stress. Fine Fescue has excellent seedling vigor and is best adapted to shady sites where low fertility and moderately low soil pH conditions dominate. Fine fescues require soil with good internal drainage for optimal turf performance. This variety of fine fescue is an endophyte enhanced strong creeping red fescue with >90% Epichloe typhina endophyte which provides resistance to a number of leaf and crown feeding pests and improves tolerance to abiotic (non-living) and biotic (living) stress.
Perennial Ryegrass: showing outstanding growth characteristics, disease resistance, stress tolerance, and recuperative characteristics

Instructions;
Step 1: Prepare area to be seeded by cultivating and then levelling the soil. Evenly work in a good starter fertilizer at the recommended rate. Remove any clumps of dirt like stones
Step 2: Mix seed thoroughly. Sow evenly in one direction
Step 3: Rake lightly to cover seed to a depth of not more than 1/2cm (1/4”). Roll with empty roller or tamp lightly
Step 4: Soak the soil thoroughly but gently with a fine spray. Avoid puddling. Keep moist at all times until well established
Step 5: Apply a slow release fertilizer once new growth is established