We have a host of grass seed mixes specifically designed for specialist applications. These applications range from coastal and wetlands to land reclamation and roadside verges.
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200g Our new Shadesman+ Seed is perfect for repairing bare patches in Shadesman+ lawns or creating a new lawn from scratch.
900g Titan Turf Lawn seed is ideal for hard wearing, drought and shade tolerant areas. Its deep rooting properties will help stabilise soil whilst its slow growing nature means less mowing. Buy One Get One Free
PM105 Pioneer mixture is ideally suited to land reclamation sites where short term cover is required or fertility and soil structure needs to be improved.
The cultivar Claudine is the key to the mixture. Claudine has an excellent rating for slow regrowth, significantly reducing mowing costs.
Perfect for airports where the introduction of “Long Grass Management” is required. Tall fescue was found to be the most suitable species.
This is a reduced maintenance mix that is naturally low growing & attractive, using fine grasses that are very tolerant of dry, infertile conditions.
The addition of new Double 4Turf tetraploid rye grass to our standard low maintenance mixture is suitable when rapid establishment is also required.
Ecosward mixtures have been developed to reduce input costs and be kind to the environment by eliminating the need for excessive fertiliser, water and herbicide.
Ecosward mixtures have been developed to reduce input costs and be kind to the environment by eliminating the need for excessive fertiliser, water and herbicide.
Capable of withstanding prolonged wet conditions on heavy or light soils. When conditions allow the mixture can also be mown down.
The All Season mixture provides an attractive, hard wearing, low maintenance alternative to ryegrass mixtures.
A top quality mixture designed to produce an excellent wear tolerant turf under shaded conditions.
A versatile mixture that will produce a very hard wearing sward with a high shoot density suitable for winter and summer games.
Ideally suited for road verges where poor soil, quick establishment, short growth, and some salt and exhaust fume tolerance are called for.
The protection of our coastline is of paramount importance and the above mix is versatile enough to suit both flat and sloping aspects.
Land reclamation mixture suitable for landfill/quarry sites and soil heaps. The cultivars chosen represent the best that are commercially available.
These specialist grass seed mixes are tailored for specific environments and purposes, offering distinct advantages in landscaping and dedicated applications. They are designed to thrive in challenging conditions, ensuring long-term stability, aesthetics, and ecological benefits.
Grass seed mixes for coastal and wetland areas are selected for their salt tolerance and ability to withstand fluctuating water levels. Species like Festuca rubra and Spartina are common, providing erosion control, stabilising soils, and creating habitats for wildlife.
On degraded lands, especially former industrial sites, specialised mixes are used to restore vegetation. These mixes often include hardy, fast-growing species like Lolium perenne and nitrogen-fixing legumes to improve soil structure, reduce erosion, and accelerate ecological recovery.
Roadside verges need grasses that can survive pollution, compaction, and varying soil conditions. Slow-growing species like Agrostis capillaris are ideal, minimising maintenance needs while ensuring green coverage that prevents soil erosion.
Grass mixes for airports focus on low growth and low attraction to wildlife, reducing the risk of bird strikes. Species like Festuca ovina are chosen for their resilience and their minimal maintenance requirements.
Similarly, in areas where frequent mowing is impractical, slow-growing grass varieties are preferred. These reduce maintenance costs and promote a more natural appearance.
Using specialist grass seed mixes ensures that the landscape is both functional and sustainable, tailored to specific environmental challenges.
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