Phoenix Grass Seed for Specialised Landscapes
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Woodland & Heavy Shade Mix NEW FORMULA
Suitable for establishing a grass sward beneath mature trees in heavy woodland landscape areas or beside large buildings. This balanced blend of species suitable for cold, damp/dry nutrient hungry soils often found in these situations, will produce a green grass cover in these often difficult conditions. Infrequent mowing is the secret to a successful shade tolerant sward.
25% Dwarf Perennial Rye Grass
40% Strong Creeping Red Fescue
10% Rough Stalked Meadow Grass
10% Smooth Stalked Meadow Grass
10% Wood Meadow Grass
3% Yorkshire Fog
2% Creeping Bent
Shade Area Mix
A mixture suitable for establishing grass in shady areas, either under trees or between buildings. The inclusion of a Dwarf PRG will give quick establishment and act as a nurse crop for the slower developing shade tolerant species. It is important to note that infrequent mowing is the secret to a successful shade tolerant sward.
25% VERDI Perennial Rye Grass
10% SAMANTA Slender Creeping Red Fescue
55% HERALD Creeping Red Fescue
5% DASAS Rough Stalked Meadow Grass
5% MIRACLE Smooth Stalked Meadow Grass
Embankment Mix NEW FORMULA
An economical non Rye Grass mixture containing Rhizomatous grasses suitable for soil stabilization on steep banks and slopes, the mixture will be tolerant to dry conditions found on embankments.
75% HERALD Creeping Red Fescue
15% MIRACLE Smooth Stalked Meadow Grass
10% TRIANA Hard Fescue
Coastal Mix NEW FORMULA
A mixture designed to help soil stabilisation and therefore reduce the risk of erosion on exposed coastal sites. A tolerance of salt laden winds and dry sandy conditions makes this an ideal mixture for coastal areas.
20% Amenity Perennial Rye Grass
40% Slender Red Fescue
15% Hard Fescue
12% Smooth Stalked Meadow Grass
8% Salt Marsh Grass
3% Creeping Bent Grass
2% Highland Brown Top Bent
D.O.T. Verge Mix
The official Ministry of Transport Mixture for road verges, central reservations and bridge works. A quick to establish mixture that offers drought tolerance and soil stability on slopes and embankments, and offers limited tolerance of salt spray and exhaust fumes.
25% LIFRANCE Perennial Rye Grass
20% HERALD Creeping Red Fescue
30% TRIANA Hard Fescue
10% BALIN Smooth Stalked Meadow Grass
10% HIGHLAND Brown Top Bent
5% HUIA White Clover
Legume Fertility Builder Mix
A blend of Legumes and Trefoils designed to act as a pioneer crop on areas of reclaimed land where low fertility is a concern. In time this mixture will provide a green manure crop that can be used to add structure to the soil.
20% White Clover
20% Red Clover
15% Alsike Clover
15% Lucerne
20% Sainfoin
10% Birds Foot Trefoil
Reclamation Mix NEW FORMULA
A true low maintenance reclamation mixture suitable for land reclamation including quarry sites, open cast mine sites, spoil heaps, and general landfill sites. This well balanced blend of Fescues, Bents, and Nitrogen Fixing Legumes and Trefoils is ideally suited to dry infertile, almost drought conditions with a limited tolerance to metal contamination.
30% Slender Creeping Red Fescue
20% Chewings Fescue
15% Strong Creeping Red Fescue
10% Hard Fescue
10% Flattened Meadow Grass
7% Brown Top Bent
5% Birds Foot Trefoil
3% Wild White Clover
Reclamation Mix (Plus Rye Grass)NEW FORMULA
A mixture suitable for most areas of land reclamation, including quarry sites, open cast mine sites, spoil heaps, and general landfill sites. The Perennial Rye Grass will quickly establish to act as a nurse crop for the remaining species which are selected for their excellent tolerance to infertile conditions and areas of environmental stress.
20% Late (diploid) Perennial Rye Grass
30% Slender Creeping Red Fescue
15% Strong Creeping Red Fescue
10% Hard Fescue
10% Flattened Meadow Grass
7% Brown Top Bent
5% Birds Foot Trefoil
3% Wild White Clover
Bird Strike Mix NEW FORMULA
The safety of aircraft and the danger of damage caused by birds striking aircraft whilst taking off or landing has long been a concern for authorities responsible for aircraft safety. This has brought about the introduction of "Long Grass Management". Tall Fescue, Cocksfoot & Timothy, in that order were found to be the best suited for a long grass policy. Tall Fescue is the most promising species due to its erect stiff growth habit. It is also a highly persistent, frost and drought tolerant species and is the most suited to long grass management when mown at an optimum height of 150 mm.
15% Late (tetraploid) Perennial Rye Grass
45% Tall Fescue
15% Cocksfoot
10% Timothy
10% Meadow Fescue
5% Crested Dogstail
