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Queensland Blue Couch

Stock Code:
ALQBLC2
Stock Code:
ALQBLC5
Availability:
10 In Stock
10 In Stock
6 In Stock
Price:
$254.00
Price:
$619.50
2kg
5kg

Description

QUEENSLAND BLUE COUCH

100% Queensland Blue Couch

*NOTE:  Not suitable for sales to Western Australia

A warm season grass that has a soft blue-green appearance. Queensland Blue Couch is ideal in coastal conditions and will perform well in high humidity.  It does not have a high build up of thatch and is not as hard wearing as other couch grasses.

Very popular for landscape and garden usage. It has a soft texture with beautiful dark green/bluish leaves.   Suitable for lawns located above South-East Queensland.

SIZE 2kg, 5kg. Coated Seed.

Key Features:

  • 100% Queensland Blue Couch Seed:
  • Quality Seed: Excellent Germination
  • Drought Tolerant: Withstands summer heat when well established.
  • Self-Repairing: Perfect for kids, pets, and sports fields
  • Beneficial Coating: Ensures better germination and establishment.

Key Characteristics:

  • Self-Repairing Qualities: Excellent
  • Drought Tolerance: Excellent
  • Shade Tolerance: Requires full sun
  • Heat Tolerance: Excellent
  • Wear Tolerance/Pet Tolerance: Very good
  • Establishment Rate: Good (at optimum sowing time)

Ideal Sowing Times: *To germinate, Couch needs warm soil temperatures.

  • Queensland, Northern WA/FNQ/NT: Spring/Summer/Early Autumn
  • Other States: Not recommended.

Quality Rating:

Premium Lawn Surface *****

Leaf Width

Fine (<3mm)

WARM SEASON GRASS:

Couch thrives in warmer months. To prepare for winter we recommend fertilising twice in Autumn plus the use of a pre-emergent product to strengthen and minimise the appearance of weeds during the dormant season.

Sowing Rate:

  • New Sowing: 1kg per 100m2. 
  • Oversowing: Use half sowing rate.

Sowing, Establishment & Maintenance Tips:

  • Optimum Soil Type: Sandy Loam. Ask your local soil supplier for a good quality lawn soil mix.
  • Starter Fertiliser: Use KickStart Starter Fertiliser to ensure successful germination.
  • Sowing: Follow our Sowing Instructions for best results.
  • Watering: For the first 30 days after seeding watering may be necessary 3-4 times a day. For best results seed bed should not be allowed to dry out.
  • Watering Requirements: Drought tolerant variety. Irrigation is required in extended dry periods. We recommend watering Couch lawns deeply at least once a week in summer or when there is no rainfall.
  • Germination Time: In Optimal Conditions you may see germination in 10-12 days.  Note: When sowing out of season this can take longer.  
  • Mowing: First mow: When well established at around 40-50mm height. Take only the tips and gradually reduce blade height. To keep a quality lawn maintain a regular mowing schedule. 
  • Establishment: Allow 2 months for establishment before the onset of Autumn in Southern States or before any significantly cooler weather in your location.
  • Regular Fertilising: Follow our Fertilising Instructions to ensure your lawn stays healthy throughout the seasons including Autumn and Spring fertilising.

QUEENSLAND BLUE COUCH

100% Queensland Blue Couch

*NOTE:  Not suitable for sales to Western Australia

A warm season grass that has a soft blue-green appearance. Queensland Blue Couch is ideal in coastal conditions and will perform well in high humidity.  It does not have a high build up of thatch and is not as hard wearing as other couch grasses.

Very popular for landscape and garden usage. It has a soft texture with beautiful dark green/bluish leaves.   Suitable for lawns located above South-East Queensland.

SIZE 2kg, 5kg. Coated Seed.

Key Features:

  • 100% Queensland Blue Couch Seed:
  • Quality Seed: Excellent Germination
  • Drought Tolerant: Withstands summer heat when well established.
  • Self-Repairing: Perfect for kids, pets, and sports fields
  • Beneficial Coating: Ensures better germination and establishment.

Key Characteristics:

  • Self-Repairing Qualities: Excellent
  • Drought Tolerance: Excellent
  • Shade Tolerance: Requires full sun
  • Heat Tolerance: Excellent
  • Wear Tolerance/Pet Tolerance: Very good
  • Establishment Rate: Good (at optimum sowing time)

Ideal Sowing Times: *To germinate, Couch needs warm soil temperatures.

  • Queensland, Northern WA/FNQ/NT: Spring/Summer/Early Autumn
  • Other States: Not recommended.

Quality Rating:

Premium Lawn Surface *****

Leaf Width

Fine (<3mm)

WARM SEASON GRASS:

Couch thrives in warmer months. To prepare for winter we recommend fertilising twice in Autumn plus the use of a pre-emergent product to strengthen and minimise the appearance of weeds during the dormant season.

Sowing Rate:

  • New Sowing: 1kg per 100m2. 
  • Oversowing: Use half sowing rate.

Sowing, Establishment & Maintenance Tips:

  • Optimum Soil Type: Sandy Loam. Ask your local soil supplier for a good quality lawn soil mix.
  • Starter Fertiliser: Use KickStart Starter Fertiliser to ensure successful germination.
  • Sowing: Follow our Sowing Instructions for best results.
  • Watering: For the first 30 days after seeding watering may be necessary 3-4 times a day. For best results seed bed should not be allowed to dry out.
  • Watering Requirements: Drought tolerant variety. Irrigation is required in extended dry periods. We recommend watering Couch lawns deeply at least once a week in summer or when there is no rainfall.
  • Germination Time: In Optimal Conditions you may see germination in 10-12 days.  Note: When sowing out of season this can take longer.  
  • Mowing: First mow: When well established at around 40-50mm height. Take only the tips and gradually reduce blade height. To keep a quality lawn maintain a regular mowing schedule. 
  • Establishment: Allow 2 months for establishment before the onset of Autumn in Southern States or before any significantly cooler weather in your location.
  • Regular Fertilising: Follow our Fertilising Instructions to ensure your lawn stays healthy throughout the seasons including Autumn and Spring fertilising.