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Evergreen

Mixture

• Hard wearing - cope with traffic
• Green all year round
• Cold Tolerant

Specially developed for South African Conditions. A mixture of 9 quality different tuft and runner lawn varieties. The grass varieties with finer blades germinate first and those with coarser varieties germinate later whereafter they form a dense carpet. Grows well in sun and shade and remains green throughout the year as long as it is watered and fed in the winter months.


• Less chance of complete destroyal of lawn from disease due to different varieties
• Similar blade / leaf textures
• Hard wearing - cope with traffic
• Green all year round
• Cold Tolerant


Applications
• Home gardens
• High traffic areas


Season to be sown
• Areas that experience frost – Spring / Autumn
• Frost free areas – Spring / Autumn

Specifications
Seeding rate:
40g/m²
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The blending of various grass species provides the ability to a lawn or sports field to be more of an “allrounder.” Each specie has different claims to fame. By blending different grasses, the end user get the characteristics of the various species in one. As an example: by blending perennial rye grass with fescue you get the quick establishment of the rye combined with the excellent root development of the fescue (best of both worlds.) 

The blending of various grass species provides the ability to a lawn or sports field to be more of an “allrounder.” Each specie has different claims to fame. By blending different grasses, the end user get the characteristics of the various species in one. As an example: by...

The blending of various grass species provides the ability to a lawn or sports field to be more of an “allrounder.” Each specie has different claims to fame. By blending different grasses, the end user get the characteristics of the various species in one. As an example: by blending perennial rye grass with fescue you get the quick establishment of the rye combined with the excellent root development of the fescue (best of both worlds.)