Description
Eurospace Eco + Trifolium is a product from the professional Top Green range for economical lawns under differentiated management, with clover. It is designed to help achieve a uniform lawn, adapted to the stated purpose.
Key benefits
- No herbicide or fertiliser needed
- fast establishment
- tolerates infrequent mowing
- all types of ground
Features
- Quantity: Professional bag / variable format
- Germination: 7–21 days at a soil temperature of 15–20 °C (ryegrass in 5–10 days, fescue and meadow grass in 14–21)
- Range: Pro Lawn
- Product type: Professional lawn seed
- Main use: Economical lawn under differentiated management, with clover
- Form: Seeds
- Sowing rate: 30–35 g/m²
- Mowing height: 30 mm
- Seeds/g: 910 seeds/g
- Wear resistance: Medium
- Drought resistance: Medium
- Shade tolerance: Medium
- Establishment speed: Fast
- Maintenance level: Low
- Sowing season: Spring and autumn, on soil that is sufficiently warm
- Recommended soil type: Clean, level, finely worked soil; ideally with good drainage and a balanced structure
- Species / composition: A mix of grasses with microclover / Trifolium, as stated on the batch label
Directions for use
- Ground preparation: Clear stones and weeds, break up the soil, level and roll.
- Sowing method: Cross sowing on prepared ground, light raking and fine watering immediately after sowing.
- Dosage: 30–35 g/m²
- Sowing period: best in April–May and August–September; also possible in March, June–July and October
- First mowing: At 8–10 cm, mow lightly, removing at most one third of the blade.
- Seasonal recommendations: In spring you can fertilise with nitrogen; in autumn a base dressing with phosphorus and potassium is preferable. In dry spells, avoid mowing too short.
Frequently asked questions
1. What is it recommended for? Economical lawns under differentiated management, with clover. 2. What is the sowing rate? 30–35 g/m². 3. When is it sown? In spring and autumn, on sufficiently warm soil. 4. When is the first mowing? At 8–10 cm, removing at most one third of the height.
