A19 (All purpose Landscaping)
An all purpose mixture suitable for lawns, road verges and general amenity areas.
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Description
A19 is a universal mixture suitable for domestic lawns and commercial landscaping projects. It produces a fine even textured ground cover which maintains good all year greenness. Suitable for most amenity situations such as road verges, lawns and even school playing fields.
- All purpose mixture
- Rapid establishment
- Forms a hardwearing, dense attractive lawn
- Suits a wide range of soil types
- Added Zurich Creeping perennial ryegrass ensures ability to regenerate from wear in unmanaged situations
Specification
| Product Name | A19 (All Purpose Landscaping) | ||
| Mixture Breakdown | 35.0% | CORAIL STRONG CREEPING RED FESCUE | (Festuca rubra rubra) |
| 25.0% | ZURICH CREEPING PERENNIAL RYEGRASS | (Lolium perenne) | |
| 10.0% | MIRADOR SLENDER CREEPING RED FESCUE | (Festuca rubra litoralis) | |
| 25.0% | AGREEMENT PERENNIAL RYEGRASS | (Lolium perenne) | |
| 5.0% | HIGHLAND BROWNTOP BENTGRASS | (Agrostis castellana) | |
Supplier: Germinal Amenity
Web: germinalamenity.com
Tel: 01522 868714
Usage Guide
| Sowing Rate | 50g/m2 (500kg/ha) |
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| Sowing Time | March - October |
| Sowing Depth | 10mm |
| Sowing Instructions | Create a fine friable seedbed down to 150mm in depth. Carry out two equal sowings at right angles to each other and diagonally to main axis. Broadcast manually or use seed drill, rake level and roll. Ensure good seed to soil contact. |
| Cutting Height | Down to 20mm |
| Minimum cuts per year | 10 |
| Overseeding Rate | 20g/m2 (200kg/ha) |
| Fertiliser Recommendation |
In the seedbed - Agrosil LR Once established - GSR Tri-Phase (Spring/Summer) Novatec Premium (Autumn) |
Supplier: Germinal Amenity
Web: germinalamenity.com
Tel: 01522 868714
Q & A (2)
Product Questions
We are having a very mild autumn (end of October 2020) and wondered if you think it is still okay to sow in November?
Question by: Zoe Lindgren on 27 Oct 2020, 10:28
Hello, as things stand it would be ok, the soil temperature is still warm. Obviously our weather can be unpredictable so I cannot guarantee success, there is a risk the weather could change.
Answer by: Lincoln Team on 27 Oct 2020, 14:41
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