Empathy© Supreme Green Lawn Seed 1kg

Empathy SUPREME GREEN LAWN SEED with rootgrow mycorrhizal fungi is suitable for creating new lawns or for overseeding and repairing worn patches on established lawns.
The grasses establish very quickly and are chosen for their fast establishment, natural vitality and toughness producing a good-looking, hardwearing lawn able to cope with everyday family use.
One pack is enough to treat 40m2 as patch and repair and 28m2 as a new lawn.
Sow from March to September
Prepare the area to be sown by digging over thoroughly, removing all stones and weeds.
Firm the area by treading and then raking in one direction, tread again and rake in the opposite direction until you have a firm seed bed.
Water area thoroughly, being careful not to wash away seed and soil.
Keep area well watered until your new lawn is established.
Sow the seed evenly at a rate of 35g/m2.
Lightly rake over to cover the seed.

How to Use:

1. Prepare the Area: Thoroughly dig over the area intended for seeding, removing all stones and weeds to ensure a clean seedbed.
2. Level and Firm: Level the area and then firm it by treading on it evenly. Rake the area in one direction, then repeat the process in the opposite direction until you achieve a firm, even seedbed.
3. Watering: Before seeding, water the area thoroughly, ensuring the soil is moist but not waterlogged. This helps create an ideal environment for seed germination.
4. Sowing: Evenly distribute the seed over the prepared area at a rate of 35g/m2. For accurate application, consider using a spreader or evenly broadcasting the seeds by hand.
5. Covering the Seed: Lightly rake over the seeded area to cover the seeds with a thin layer of soil. This helps protect the seeds and promotes good seed-to-soil contact, aiding germination.

Where to Use:

1. New Lawns: Ideal for creating new lawns, providing fast establishment of grass varieties known for their natural vitality and durability.
2. Overseeding: Suitable for overseeding existing lawns to fill in thin or bare patches and enhance overall lawn density and health.

When to Apply:

1. Sowing Time: Best sown from March to September, during the growing season when soil temperatures are favorable for seed germination and establishment.
2. Watering and Maintenance: Keep the seeded area consistently moist until the new lawn is well-established, typically within a few weeks after sowing.

Cautions:

1. Avoid Overcrowding: Ensure even distribution of seeds to prevent overcrowding, which can inhibit proper growth and establishment of the grass.
2. Watch for Weeds: Monitor the newly seeded area for weed growth and promptly remove any weeds that appear to prevent competition with the grass seedlings.
3. Protect from Pests: Take precautions to protect the newly seeded area from birds, rodents, and other pests that may disturb or consume the seeds.
4. Avoid Heavy Traffic: Minimize foot traffic on the newly seeded area until the grass is well-established to prevent soil compaction and damage to emerging seedlings.
5. Storage: Store the seed in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture, to maintain its viability until ready for use.