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Our amenity grass seed mix comprises 66% fescue and 34% dwarf ryegrass, selected for their hard-wearing properties and adaptability to different conditions.

Under optimal conditions, the amenity grass seed typically germinates within 7 to 14 days, leading to rapid establishment of a robust lawn.

Regular mowing, watering and occasional fertilising are recommended to maintain the hard-wearing nature of the lawn. Mowing height can be as low as 13mm.

Yes, this grass seed mix is designed to perform well across various soil types and weather conditions, including drought and shade tolerance, ensuring a resilient lawn.

Currently, we offer a standard amenity grass seed mix tailored for general-purpose landscaping and lawns. For specific requirements, please contact us to discuss potential options.

The recommended sowing rate is 35–50 grams per square metre for new lawns and 25–50 grams per square metre for overseeding. For example, a 20kg tub covers up to 120m².

The optimal times for sowing are spring and early autumn when soil temperatures and moisture levels are conducive to seed germination and establishment.

Yes, our amenity grass seed is suitable for overseeding, helping to improve lawn density and repair worn or patchy areas.

Absolutely, the grass grown from our amenity seed mix is safe for both pets and children, providing a durable surface for play and relaxation.

Yes, we offer delivery of our amenity grass seed across the UK, ensuring accessibility to our quality products nationwide.

Our amenity grass seed is cultivated to perform well in various climates, including Scotland’s cooler conditions, ensuring a resilient and lush lawn.

Yes, we offer a click-and-collect service for our grass seed products at our Scotland location. Please contact us to arrange your order and collection time.

Yes, the fescue component in our seed mix provides increased drought tolerance, helping your lawn stay green during dry periods.

The inclusion of our amenity seed mix ensures a hard-wearing lawn capable of withstanding higher volumes of foot traffic, making it suitable for public areas.