Coldstart™ Grass Seed Mix (100% Winter Active)
50% AGREEMENT Dwarf Perennial Ryegrass - WINTER ACTIVE
50% VERMILLION Dwarf Perennial Ryegrass - WINTER ACTIVE
Why Buy this product?
- 100% Winter-active grass seed mix, that is specially developed for use at low soil temperature
- Germinates and grows in soil temperatures down to 3 degrees (other Perennial Ryegrasses require 8-12 degrees)
- Suitable for sowings 11-12 months a year (if soil temperature is 3 degrees +)
- Rapid to germinate and establish (even in cold conditions), extremely fast growing, high wear tolerance, drought tolerant, great all year-round colour and has a high resistance to disease.
- A perennial mix that will last forever unlike some competitor mixtures including annual ryegrass
- Fine leaved grasses unlike tetraploids and annual ryegrasses
- High endophyte level. The benefits of this are; stronger root growth, quicker establishment, resistant to insect attack, a bird deterrent and an overall stronger plant.
- Ideal for Autumn or Early spring renovations. Suitable for all heavy wear sports and hardwearing lawn/landscaping areas
- Agreement & Vermillion are winter active diploid grass. Germinating down to soil temperatures of 3 degrees it consistently shows better germination results compared with other ryegrass cultivars at low temperatures.
- Use our lawn seed growing guide for best results and grass seed calculator for sowing rates
Testimonial
Dougie Robertson, Head Groundsman, West Ham United "I used the Coldstart mix at a new training pitch at Rushgreen Training ground- in a very wet year and I was very pleased at the very quick growth and development’’
Coverage (For small packs see www.ukgrassseeds.co.uk)
5kg - 140m2 new sowings / 200m2 overseeding - see UK GRASS SEED
10kg - 280m2 new sowings / 400m2 overseeding
20kg - 560m2 new sowings / 800m2 overseeding
100kg - 2800m2 new sowings / 4000m2 overseeding
200kg - 5600m2 new sowings / 8000m2 overseeding
500kg - 14000m2 new sowings / 20000m2 overseeding
1000kg - 28000m2 new sowings / 40000m2 overseeding