*New* Front Lawn Grass Seed 1Kg Ryegrass Free Fine (Covers

Product Specification

• 45% Strong Creeping Red Fescue
• 15% Slender Creeping Red Fescue
• 30% Chewings Fescue
• 5% Smooth Stalked Meadow Grass
• 5% Browntop Bent

Is this the right seed for me?

We have a range of grass seeds available to cater to whatever needs your garden may have. See below for a comparison chart of our different seed mixes, as well as some grass seed frequently asked questions.

What is Front Lawn Grass Seed?

Our front lawn seed is a ryegrass-free grass mix designed to give your lawn a high-quality, attractive finish. Like all our grass seed, front lawn seed mix is Defra approved and is of the highest purity and quality we can source.

Why Choose Front Lawn Grass Seed?

Front lawn seed is ideal for those who want a lawn with stunning visual appeal. Packed with fine-leaved, high shoot density grass species, it will produce a grass with beautiful visual merit and year-round colour. This is an ideal seed mix for lawn enthusiasts or those wanting to add a touch of elegance to their garden, but do be aware that this seed mix produces a lawn that is largely ornamental and will not stand up to huge amounts of foot-traffic. If you need a more hard-wearing seed, check out our other seed varieties below.

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	A general amenity mix, designed to produce a hard-wearing lawn	A finer, ryegrass-free mix which will produce a more attractive finish	A specially-formulated mix designed to take in shaded areas
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Grass Seed: Frequently Asked Questions

How long will the seed take to grow?

There is no absolute rule about how long a lawn will take to grow, and much of it has to do with how well you maintain it and whether it is well protected while germinating. Usually you will see the grass begin to sprout after about 10 days, and the lawn should be fully established within 2 months.

While the lawn is growing, you can help maintain it with careful cutting. Once the grass is around 2 inches long, cut it back to around 1 inch with a mower and gently rake up any trimmings. Repeat this process for the next few times you cut, until the lawn has been fully established.