Description
Eurotop is a product from the professional Top Green range, a premium lawn for parks and gardens with high aesthetic standards. It is designed to help achieve a uniform lawn, adapted to the stated purpose.
Key benefits
- Fine, dense appearance
- slow growth
- stands up to foot traffic
- disease resistance
- normal and light soils
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: Premium lawn for parks and gardens with high aesthetic standards
- Form: Seeds
- Sowing rate: 20–25 g/m²
- Mowing height: 10 mm
- Seeds/g: 1,035 seeds/g
- Wear resistance: Medium
- Drought resistance: Medium
- Shade tolerance: Medium
- Establishment speed: Medium
- Maintenance level: Medium
- 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: Grass mixture adapted to the intended use of the product; the exact composition is 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: 20–25 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? A premium lawn for parks and gardens with high aesthetic standards. 2. What is the sowing rate? 20–25 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.
