Landscape Range All Winter Green Blend 5kg

Description

LANDSCAPE RANGE ALL WINTER GREEN BLEND 5KG

• 36% Creeping Red Fescue  
• 23% Hard Fescue  
• 21% Turf Type Ryegrass  
• 20% Kentucky Bluegrass  

SIZE 5KG 

When temperatures drop low, warm season lawns go dormant and can lose their colour. When All Winter Green Lawn Blend is oversown it provides all year round green. 

With deep, blue-green Kentucky Bluegrass, this blend establishes quickly and vastly improves the look of the lawn. Premium quality and suitable for shaded locations. 

More About Landscape Range All Winter Green Blend: 

Specifically designed to produce a lush, green lawn in the winter months in cooler states of Australia. A blend of dark green, cool season grasses. is well suited to shady lawns, or under large trees where it can be difficult to grow warm season grasses.It will establish quickly and will be green all year round with irrigation in summer months.   

Key Features: 

• Specifically designed for oversowing Buffalo/Couch/Warm Season lawns 
• Fine leaf, soft appearance. 
• Very deep green colour Autumn, Winter and Spring.   
• Needs regular watering in summer months or in extended dry periods 
• Ideal for Home Lawns and Nature Strips

Key Characteristics: 

• Establishment Rate: Very Fast, 7-10 days 
• Shade Tolerance: Excellent 
• Frost Tolerance: Excellent 
• Drought Tolerance: Moderate 
• Wear Tolerance: Moderate 
• Heat Tolerance: Moderate 

Ideal Sowing Times: 

• Northern NSW, Queensland, Northern WA, NT: Autumn/Winter/Spring. Additional irrigation required for Summer sowing. 
• Victoria, NSW, Western Australia, South Australia, Tasmania: Autumn/Early Winter/Spring. Additional irrigation required for Summer sowing. 

Quality Rating:  Premium Lawn Surface  

Leaf Width 

Fine (<3mm) 

Sowing Rate: 

• New Sowing: 3-4kg 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: During Summer months we recommend deep watering 2-3 x a week. 
• Germination Time: In Optimal Conditions you may see germination in 7-10 days. Note: When sowing out of season this can take longer.
• Mowing: First mow: When well established at around 40-50mm height. Requires regular mowing and maintenance around garden beds and edges. 
• Establishment: Allow 2 months for establishment before the onset of Winter 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

Landscape Range All Winter Green Blend FAQs  

     1. When is the best time for sowing Landscape Range All Winter Green? 

Oversow Buffalo or Couch lawns (warm season lawns) in Autumn ahead of winter. 

For new lawns, ideally sow in Spring and Autumn when temperatures are moderate, though it’s possible to sow year round in most Australian locations.  Germination will be slow in Winter in locations like Victoria and Tasmania due to low soil temperatures.  Check our ‘Can I sow this in my Location?’ for specific times and tips.

     2. Can I use this blend to oversow my existing lawn? 

Landscape Range All Winter Green Blend is perfect for oversowing any lawn type.  In particular this blend is perfect for oversowing Buffalo lawns or any type of warm season lawn that goes into dormancy in Winter.  Oversowing with this blend will ensure continuous growth and green colour in locations with very cold winters. 

      3. Will this stay green all year round? 

Yes, however All Winter Green Blend will require additional irrigation in summer.  We recommend deep watering 2-3 times a week.  Depending on the severity of the summer heat and if water is unavailable during summer months this is challenging.  When irrigation is recommenced and temperatures drop this blend will usually recover well.