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LawnPro® Smart Lawn Seed With Aqua Gel Technology
Guaranteed to Grow!
Suitable for Full Sun, Shade, Patches and Worn Areas
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Built-In Seed Applicator Our easy-to-use, built-in seed applicator is perfect for
applying LawnPro Smart Lawn Seed and will allow
greater accuracy and even distribution across a wider
area. Simply tear back the side strip to reveal our built-in
seed applicator.
Smart Lawn Seed
Benefits and Features
• Ideal for sunny or shady areas
• Great for fixing patches or sowing a
completely new lawn
• A blend of durable seed varieties which will
give you a lush green lawn
• Contains the perfect blend of gentle
fertilisers and soil improvers to give your
new grass a great start.
• It's the only seed you need!
Germination Strike
Smart Lawn Seed vs Other Leading Brand 10 days
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What’s in Smart Seed
Humic acid
Slow release fertiliser
Red Fescue
Coated Smart Seed
Perennial Rye Grass
Gypsum
Readily
available
fertiliser
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Application
Directions
Preparation
1. New lawn: Firstly prepare the soil by clearing away any debris. Treat the area with Weed Weapon
Extra Strength Weed Killer and dig out any perennial weeds. Once the soil is clear of weeds, prepare
a seedbed: On a dry day, dig over the soil to a depth of 20-25 cm. Break down any lumps and tread
the soil to firm it again. Level out any bumps or hollows using a rake, aiming to create a flat, even
surface. The day before sowing, water thoroughly if the soil is dry and leave to soak in overnight. TIP
– The top of the soil should be dry with moist soil just below the surface on the day of sowing.
Existing lawn: Remove any weeds either by hand or by using LawnPro Turfclean. Once weeds are
dead, mow the lawn closely before raking or scarifying to remove any moss and weed remains. If the
ground appears hard or compacted, aerate using a garden fork and rake over to make sure the
ground is level. Finally, spread soil to fill any shallow holes and level out the surface.
Sowing
2. TIP – Shake the box of seed thoroughly to mix up the seeds. Tear back the strip to expose the
applicator holes and to sprinkle the seeds. Apply the seed at a rate of 40 g/m2 (30 g/m2 for lawn
repairs). As a guide, one large handful is approximately 40 g. Sprinkling the seed in 2 passes at right
angles to each other will help spread the seed more uniformly. Lightly rake to gently incorporate the
seed into the surface.
After Sowing
3. Rolling: The ground should be rolled or lightly firmed by walking over it and pressing the seed into
the soil.
Watering: Water the lawn thoroughly using a fine-rosed watering can or a lawn sprinkler which
produces a fine spray, taking care not to wash the seeds away. TIP – If sowing a new lawn in very hot
conditions the lawn should be watered late in the day once the sun has gone down. It is better to
water thoroughly once rather than several times lightly.
Mowing: Grass can be cut for the first time when it is 5-8 cm high. A light trim will be sufficient
initially. Gradually lower the cutting height to about 3 cm, which is ideal. Do not remove more than
1/3rd of the growth at any one time.
TIP – Alternating the direction of the mowing encourages the lawn to thicken.
Feeding: After 10-12 weeks we recommend feeding your new lawn with LawnPro 7-Day-Green.
Simply apply after mowing for visible greening in just 3 days.
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For Best Results
When to sow
• Lawn seed may be sown from September to June. However, for best results, sow in spring from
September to October, and in early autumn from mid-March to mid-April.
• These recommendations should be adjusted to the warmer end of these periods for more southerly
areas.
• Store in a cool dry place, out of direct sunlight and use within season of purchase.
Ingredients
• Content: contains a blend of creeping red fescue and perennial ryegrass seed with seed starter
fertilisers, gypsum and water storage granules.
About the grasses:
• Red fescue (Festuca rubra) is a fine-bladed grass with a deep green colour. It does not require much
fertiliser and is tolerant of drought.
• Perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne) is a fine-textured, rich green grass. It has a high tolerance for
cold temperatures.
Available As
• 1 kg and 1.6 kg packs
• 4 kg spreader bag
Caution
• May cause skin irritation and serious eye damage.
• Wear gloves and eye protection.
• Avoid contact with skin and eyes.
• Keep out of reach of children, store in a cool dry place, out of direct sunlight and use within season
of purchase.
Regulations
HSNO Approval Code: HSR002571
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Notes:
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Last Updated: August 2018
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