Accelerator
The Accelerator coating increases germination speed and gives up to 38% more grass in the first 7 days after sowing, and a faster establishment of your new lawn.
Perennial Ryegrass
Perennial ryegrass is the fastest establishing species of all the turf grasses. It prefers milder climates, but tolerates temperatures down to minus 16-18°C without a snow cover. With a snow cover, ryegrass tolerates even lower temperatures. In temperate regions, perennial ryegrass is a true perennial with high persistence. It can be used on most soil types with the exception of very wet land. Perennial ryegrass exists in early, intermediate and late types in respect to heading and spring growth. Perennial ryegrass has very high wear tolerance due to fast regrowth of tillers and leaves. This makes the species an essential ingredient in mixtures for sports. It demands regular fertilisation and cutting.
Find the perfect mixture
The Turfline® range covers every possible need for the consumer. Whether the need is for a drought and heat tolerant mixture, a mixture that thrives in shady areas or maybe a wear tolerant mixture for the family lawn – the Turfline® range has the solution.
Johnsons Lawn Seed grass seed mixtures represents excellence in lawngrass. Based on extensive consumer research, Johnsons Lawn Seed produces high-quality options tailored to the consumer’s individual requirements as well as to the changing weather patterns.
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Quick Action
Quick Action® is developed to help lawn owners grow a greener, stronger and more sustainable turf – even in the most stressful conditions.
Seedbooster
When you sow with SeedBooster® you do two jobs in one time-saving operation: the sowing of your seed and the dressing of nitrogen that usually follows.
Roots
With changing environmental and climatic conditions, lawn management has become more demanding. We offer grasses that can better handle spring and early summer drought.
Microclover
With Microclover® you can grow a green lawn year round - with minimum effort. As one of the few plant species, clover is producing its own nitrogen fertilizer.