Westland Gro-Sure Fast Acting Lawn Seed - 80sqm

A blend of quick growing, hard wearing varieties ideal for over-seeding worn grass or filling in b...

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This guide is for homeowners looking to repair or establish a lush lawn quickly. Westland Gro-Sure Fast Acting Lawn Seed offers rapid germination and establishment, even in cooler conditions. However, optimal results depend on following the recommended sowing and care instructions. This product is designed for over-seeding worn grass, filling in bare patches, and establishing new lawns with a blend of hard-wearing varieties. It features color-matched blends and high disease tolerance for a beautiful, healthy lawn.

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Model Part Number20500179
BrandWestland

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FAQs

When is the best time to sow Westland Gro-Sure Fast Acting Lawn Seed?

The ideal sowing times are during March to May and September to October. However, due to its ability to germinate at 7°C soil temperature, it can also be sown earlier or later in the year.

How much seed do I need?

For new lawns, sow at a rate of 30g per square meter. For over-seeding existing lawns, use 25g per square meter.

How often should I water the newly sown seeds?

Water daily until the grass is established. In hot conditions, water late in the day.

How long will it take for the grass to grow?

In good conditions, you should see blades of grass in under 3 weeks. However, this can vary based on environmental factors.

Can I use this seed on any type of soil?

Yes, Westland Gro-Sure Fast Acting Lawn Seed is designed to grow on any soil type.

How should I mow the new grass?

Mow for the first time when the grass is 5-8cm high, gradually lowering the cutting height to about 2.5cm.

Is any aftercare required?

After 8 weeks, feeding with Aftercut Ultra Green Plus is recommended.

Troubleshooting

Poor germination or slow growth.

Ensure the soil temperature is consistently around 10-18°C. Water regularly and make sure the soil is not waterlogged. Check for bird activity and consider using netting if necessary.

Uneven growth or patchy lawn.

Ensure even seed distribution during sowing. Address any soil compaction issues. Make sure the area receives adequate sunlight and water.

Grass turning yellow or brown.

Check for signs of disease or pests. Ensure proper watering and fertilization. Address any potential soil drainage issues.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Rapid germination, even in cooler temperatures.
  • Suitable for various lawn repair and establishment needs.
  • Maintains lawn color throughout the season.
  • High disease tolerance contributes to a healthy lawn.
  • Covers a large area for effective lawn care.
  • Easy to apply with clear instructions.

Cons

  • May require consistent watering for optimal establishment.
  • Results can be affected by unfavorable weather conditions.
  • Requires proper soil preparation for best results.
  • Mowing height needs to be adjusted gradually.
  • Initial investment for seed and any required lawn care products.
  • May not be suitable for extremely shaded areas.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Soil Preparation:
  • New Lawns: Clear the area of debris and weeds. Dig over the soil, break down lumps, firm the soil by treading, and level with a rake.
  • Existing Lawns: Remove weeds and mow the grass closely. Aerate compacted ground.
  1. Sowing:
  • Shake the box to mix the seeds.
  • Sow at a rate of 30g per square meter for new lawns and 25g per square meter for over-seeding.
  • Use two passes at right angles to ensure even coverage.
  • Lightly rake the seeds into the surface.
  1. Watering:
  • Lightly firm the ground after sowing.
  • Water thoroughly with a fine-rose watering can or sprinkler, ensuring not to wash away seeds.
  • Water daily until established.
  • Water late in the day during hot conditions.
  1. Mowing:
  • Mow for the first time when the grass is 5-8cm high.
  • Gradually lower the cutting height to about 2.5cm.
  1. Fertilizing:
  • After 8 weeks, feeding with Aftercut Ultra Green Plus is recommended.