Lawn Absolute Shadow, seeds 0.5kg

The lawn mixture allows you to get the best results in shaded areas. Density and rich green color will be given by the presence of sheep fescue, which is resistant to shading. The composition of the grass mixture: Pasture ryegrass – 30%, Red fescue – 30%, Meadow fescue – 30%, Sheep fescue – 10%. Sowing and care. IMPORTANT!!! SHAKE THE BAG BEFORE USING! Sowing from early spring to late autumn. 1.Clear the sowing area from debris and large weeds. 2. Level the area. 3. Dig it, then cover it with fertile soil by about 10-15 cm. You can use the original technique of English gardeners to prevent weeds. Place one layer of newspaper before backfilling. Then the weeds will not sprout, and the newspaper will completely decompose in 1.5 years. By this time, your lawn has formed a dense turf. 4. Lightly roll the fertile layer. 5. If there is no seeder, sow seeds first along the plot, then sift across the area. For even coverage. 6. Sprinkle the seeds with soil. 7. Roll up. 8.Cover with a covering material. 9. Avoid drying out and excessive moisture of the earth. Shoots in 5-10 days. In the absence of watering or frost, the germination period may increase. Watering in warm, dry weather – 3 times a week. In the heat – once a day. In cool weather, once a week is enough. With excessive moisture, aerate the soil. The first mowing after the grass reaches 7-8 cm. Before mowing, comb out debris and let the sprouts rise. Cutting height – 4 cm. Use fertilizers in spring – nitrogen; in summer – potash and trace elements; in the fall – phosphate. then sift the area across. For even coverage. 6. Sprinkle the seeds with soil. 7. Roll up. 8.Cover with a covering material. 9. Avoid drying out and excessive moisture of the earth. Shoots in 5-10 days. In the absence of watering or frost, the germination period may increase. Watering in warm, dry weather – 3 times a week. In the heat – once a day. In cool weather, once a week is enough. With excessive moisture, aerate the soil. The first mowing after the grass reaches 7-8 cm. Before mowing, comb out debris and let the sprouts rise. Cutting height – 4 cm. Use fertilizers in spring – nitrogen; in summer – potash and trace elements; in the fall – phosphate. then sift the area across. For even coverage. 6. Sprinkle the seeds with soil. 7. Roll up. 8.Cover with a covering material. 9. Avoid drying out and excessive moisture of the earth. Shoots in 5-10 days. In the absence of watering or frost, the germination period may increase. Watering in warm, dry weather – 3 times a week. In the heat – once a day. In cool weather, once a week is enough. With excessive moisture, aerate the soil. The first mowing after the grass reaches 7-8 cm. Before mowing, comb out debris and let the sprouts rise. Cutting height – 4 cm. Use fertilizers in spring – nitrogen; in summer – potash and trace elements; in the fall – phosphate. Shoots in 5-10 days. In the absence of watering or frost, the germination period may increase. Watering in warm, dry weather – 3 times a week. In the heat – once a day. In cool weather, once a week is enough. With excessive moisture, aerate the soil. The first mowing after the grass reaches 7-8 cm. Before mowing, comb out debris and let the sprouts rise. Cutting height – 4 cm. Use fertilizers in spring – nitrogen; in summer – potash and trace elements; in the fall – phosphate. Shoots in 5-10 days. In the absence of watering or frost, the germination period may increase. Watering in warm, dry weather – 3 times a week. In the heat – once a day. In cool weather, once a week is enough. With excessive moisture, aerate the soil. The first mowing after the grass reaches 7-8 cm. Before mowing, comb out debris and let the sprouts rise. Cutting height – 4 cm. Use fertilizers in spring – nitrogen; in summer – potash and trace elements; in the fall – phosphate. Cutting height – 4 cm. Use fertilizers in spring – nitrogen; in summer – potash and trace elements; in the fall – phosphate. Cutting height – 4 cm. Use fertilizers in spring – nitrogen; in summer – potash and trace elements; in the fall – phosphate.