A rich, dark green cool season turf grass with a medium-width, soft blade. Very versatile, it's tolerant to drought, heat, heavy rainfall and poorly drained soil, along with being highly resistant to wear and tear.

These advantages make it a great all-round choice for our changeable New Zealand climate.

Features

Easy to Maintain.

Suitable for a Wide Range of Climates.

  • Deep green colour
  • Drought tolerant
  • Germinates in 7 days*
  • Added Zeolite to build soil health
  • Perennial Ryegrass and Tall Fescue blend
  • Suitable for sunny or shaded areas

*Germination times are dependent upon temperature and soil moisture levels. Germination may take longer than specified if the soil temperature is below 12°C and when the soil is not kept sufficiently moist.

Yates® Tall Fescue Lawn Seed will always have the same seed blend, giving your lawn a consistent colour and texture time and time again.

 

 



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