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Grass Seed - Premium Lawn / Pen Mix - 1kg

 

Domestic Fowl Trust

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£15.99

 

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For repairing damaged or tired lawns.

This quality grass seed is produced exclusively for the Domestic Fowl Trust by the UK's leading grass seed merchant. We have worked with them for over 14 years and this premium mix is designed for you to repair your lawn. Got a bare or thin patch after the chicken coop has been moved? Have your chickens or ducks scratched up a particular area of your lawn? Then this mix is for you.
Containing just the right combination of grass types to ensure strong and rapid re-growth of grasses.
Ideal for ensuring your lawn remains in tip top condition.
You do not need to wait until the you have bare earth. This mix can be used as a preventive measure by "over seeding" (scattering the new seed into your existing grass).

1kg of seed mix, sealed in a breathable bag.

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Please note:- Photo's of grass, including before and after photos, are illustrative only. Actual results obtained, will depend on your soil condition, ground preparation, nutrients, weather and other factors.

 

Sow at a rate of 70 to 80 grams per square meter for bare earth or 50 grams per square meter if over sowing existing grass. (You may need to use some old wire mesh or something else to keep your chickens away while the seed gets established!)

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