Gro-Sure Fine & Luxurious Lawn Seed - 100M²
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Gro-Sure Fine & Luxurious Lawn Seed is designed for homeowners looking to cultivate a high-end, aesthetically pleasing lawn with fine-bladed grass that feels soft underfoot. Ideal for both new lawn establishment and overseeding thin patches, this premium blend offers reliable germination and dense coverage for areas up to 100m²; however, it requires consistent moisture and adherence to seasonal sowing windows to achieve the best results.
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| Model Part Number | 1273773 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gro-Sure |
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FAQs
When is the best time to sow this seed?
The best results are achieved when sown during the spring or autumn months when the soil is warm and there is a natural balance of rain.
How quickly will I see results?
Under optimal conditions, you can expect to see visible germination in as little as 3 weeks.
Can I use this for overseeding an existing lawn?
Yes, it is excellent for overseeding to fill in sparse or worn areas to improve overall lawn density.
Do I need to cover the seeds with soil?
It is highly recommended to lightly rake the seeds into the soil to protect them and ensure they have contact with the nutrients needed for growth.
Is this seed safe for pets?
Yes, once established, the lawn is safe for pets, though it is best to keep pets off the area during the initial 4-6 week establishment phase.
Can I mow the new grass immediately?
No, wait until the new grass blades are at least 5-8cm tall before your first light mow.
Troubleshooting
Seeds are not germinating after 3 weeks
Check if the soil temperature is too low or if the area has been allowed to dry out. Consistent moisture is required for germination.
Patchy growth pattern
This often occurs due to uneven sowing. Rake the area again to redistribute seeds and consider overseeding the bare patches.
Birds are still eating the seeds
Ensure seeds are raked into the soil rather than left on the surface, and consider using garden netting or fleece to cover the area until growth begins.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Produces a soft, fine-bladed grass texture
- Covers up to 100m² efficiently
- Bird-deterrent coating helps protect seeds
- Fast germination times in optimal weather
- Excellent for both new lawns and repairs
Cons
- Requires strictly timed seasonal sowing
- Needs consistent watering to establish
- Performance is heavily dependent on soil preparation
- Not intended for high-traffic sports areas
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Before sowing, ensure the target area is free from weeds and large debris. For the best coverage, use a spreader for large areas or sow by hand in a cross-hatch pattern for smaller patches. After applying the seeds, lightly rake them into the soil surface to ensure good seed-to-soil contact.
Maintenance involves regular, light watering using a fine mist setting to avoid washing the seeds away. Once the grass reaches 5-8cm in height, you can perform your first light mow, being careful not to remove more than one-third of the blade length. Avoid walking on the new grass for at least 4-6 weeks to allow the roots to anchor properly.