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Gro-Sure Hard Wearing Lawn Seed is designed for homeowners and gardeners seeking to establish a resilient, high-traffic turf area that withstands the activity of children and pets. This premium-grade seed blend excels at creating a dense, lush green lawn with a deep root system for improved drought tolerance, though it requires consistently warm soil temperatures during the spring or autumn months to achieve optimal germination results.
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The ideal time is when soil temperatures are consistently warm, typically between spring and early autumn.
This box provides sufficient seed to cover 30 square metres of lawn.
Yes, this seed is excellent for filling in worn or bald patches in existing lawns due to its hard-wearing characteristics.
The seeds are already treated for early development; however, you should follow standard lawn care practices for your specific soil type after the initial establishment.
With appropriate soil warmth and moisture, the treated seeds will show rapid germination, though exact timing depends on local weather conditions.
Check if the soil temperature is consistently warm; if it is too cold or the soil has dried out, germination will be delayed or hindered.
Ensure the area was raked thoroughly before application and that the seed was spread evenly across the soil.
Use a fine mist or "rose" attachment on your watering can instead of a heavy jet of water to protect delicate sprouts.
To prepare your lawn, start by clearing the area of all weeds, large stones, and surface debris using a rake. For the best germination results, aim for a period when soil temperatures are consistently warm, generally between mid-spring and early autumn. Scatter the seeds evenly using the built-in dispenser, then lightly firm the soil with the back of a rake or a light roller to ensure excellent seed-to-soil contact. Regular maintenance involves consistent light watering to keep the surface damp during the first few weeks of development.
