Grass Seed for the Creation of Visually Striking Ornamental Lawns

Ornamental Grass Seed – Elegant has been developed for those who demand a high aesthetic value from their lawn. The fine fescues used ensure a dense and fine-leaved turf. This professional grass seed mix thrives in dry conditions and remains robust when mown short. The lawn displays a rich green hue with an upscale appearance. The fine fescues ensure a dense and fine-leaved sward.

Perfect Lawn Even in the Shade

Ornamental Grass Seed – Elegant contains grass types that excel even in low sunlight. A beautiful grass cover grows even in shaded areas, preventing the formation of moss and bare spots. Besides its high shade tolerance, this mix also boasts excellent drought resistance. In short, it's highly versatile as both an ornamental and shade lawn.

The Professional Lawn Solution for Landscapers, Tailored Specifically for the Discerning Park and Garden User. Refined use of fine fescues and perennial ryegrass produces a visually pleasing result. High chance of success on all soils and easy to maintain. The highest quality grass seed on the market with excellent germination rates. Quickly create a magnificent ornamental lawn. It withstands foot traffic well and is resilient. Additionally, the grass offers superb aesthetic value and is easy to care for. Many landscapers consistently choose Organifer grass seeds due to their rapid emergence and establishment, high recuperative capacity, and striking appearance.

The Best Choice Among Fine Ornamental Lawns

Especially suitable for ornamental lawns and decorative gardens. This mix is often referred to as an ornamental or shade lawn in practice. Composed primarily of slow-growing grass types and varieties that retain their deep green colour year-round, this lawn is low maintenance. Ornamental Grass Seed – Elegant adapts well in shaded regions, forming a closed grass cover and can be mown short.

Features

✔ Very fine sward (comparable to English lawns and turf mixes)

✔ High shade and drought tolerance

✔ Manageable maintenance with a somewhat extensive character

✔ Aligns perfectly with existing turf

✔ Extremely high aesthetic value due to fine-leaved grasses

✔ Exceptional adaptability and success rate, making it suitable for all soils and situations

✔ Also suitable for lawn renovation/overseeding of ornamental lawns

✔ Compatible with mulching and robots

✔ Professionally NAK-certified grass seed blend

✔ Rapid germination and establishment

NAK-Certified

Ornamental Grass Seed – Elegant is carefully formulated and comes with NAK certification, ensuring quality. To maximise seed germination, Organifer places strict demands on germination vigour, especially purity. We guarantee the best starting materials for a perfect lawn.

Dosage

For sowing: 1 kg for 50 m²

For overseeding: 1 kg for 100 m²

Mowing Height

3- 4 cm.

Composition

35% Perennial Ryegrass

15% Hard Fescue

15% Common Fine Fescue

15% Fine Fescue with Fine Shoots

20% Fine Fescue with Robust Shoots

-> Ornamental – Shade Lawn

Application

Ornamental Grass Seed – Elegant is suitable for all soils.

Steps for Sowing Grass

1) Rotovate or dig the soil (around 25 cm), remove weeds, and level the ground. If desired, apply soil improvers before sowing.

2) First, sow the outer edges with Ornamental Grass Seed – Elegant.

3) Then sow across the entire surface with Ornamental Grass Seed – Elegant, once lengthwise and once widthwise.

4) Lightly rake in the grass seed (0.5 – 1cm).

5) Firm or roll the sown area.

6) If it doesn’t rain within 24 hours of sowing, water gently with a fine spray.

7) When the grass reaches about 10cm in height, it’s time for its first mow. Do not cut it too short right away, but reduce the height gradually each week to about 3-4cm.

8) Fertilise the lawn for the first time a week after germination with Lawn Feed All-In-One and then three times annually (in spring/summer/autumn).

Sowing Period

Sowing period: March – November.

Early autumn is a prime time for grass sowing. The soil retains the warmth of the summer for a while. This heat, combined with moisture, creates an ideal environment for grass seeds to germinate. Grass sowing can often start once the hottest and driest summer periods are over, typically in September, but it could be as late as October.

Spring is also a suitable time to sow grass, albeit slightly less ideal than early autumn. The often very cold winter and chilly nights make it difficult for seeds to germinate. Birds might easily pilfer the seeds. Additionally, a lot of weeds sprout during this period. Uprooting weeds that have taken root in your lawn can be challenging. We recommend sowing in spring from about the end of March to the end of May so that the soil is warm enough for grass growth, yet a dry spell is avoided.