Exceptionally rapid emergence due to strong germination power

Renovation/rejuvenation of all lawns

Quickly achieves a dense turf, swiftly addressing bare patches during repair

Exceptionally robust turf resilient to wear and tear

Resilient to heavy foot traffic and stressful situations

Recovery from damage caused by drought, frost or moss treatment

Repair of bare patches/foot traffic damage

Also suitable for the complete new sowing of play lawns and sports fields

Consistent and even growth for a densely packed lawn

Strong and deep rooting: less susceptible to drought

Sowing period: Sow from March to June or from August to October when soil temperatures are above 10°C.

1. Mow the lawn short (2–3 cm) and remove moss, weeds and grass residues. Dispose of all debris.
   
2. Start sowing around the outer edges first to create a neat, even border.
   
3. Then overseed the rest of the lawn in a crisscross pattern — once lengthwise and once widthwise — for uniform coverage.
   
4. Lightly rake the seed into the top 0.5–1 cm of soil. If desired, apply a thin layer of topsoil.
   
5. Press or roll the surface to ensure proper seed-to-soil contact.
   
6. If no rain falls within 24 hours, water gently with a fine spray. Keep the soil consistently moist during germination.
   
7. Mow for the first time when the grass reaches approximately 10 cm. Gradually reduce the mowing height to 3–4 cm.
   
8. Fertilise one week after sowing with Lawn Fertiliser All-In-One, then fertilise three times per year (spring, summer and autumn).
   

For sowing: 1 kg for 50 m²

For overseeding: 1 kg for 100 m²