Utility Hardwearing Grass Seed

This coarser, hard-wearing amenity mix is ideal for various applications, from orchards to car parks and trackways. It's also well-suited for large gardens where a slow-growing, low-maintenance mixture is needed. For areas with high wear, sowing at higher rates is recommended for optimal results.

Key Features:

• Coarser grade suitable for high-traffic areas
• Versatile for use in orchards, car parks, and trackways
• Perfect for large gardens requiring minimal maintenance
• Sowing at high rates helps withstand increased wear
• Sow at a rate of 35–50g/m2.

50% Kent Indigenous Ryegrass
25% Creeping Red Fescue
12.5% Amenity Perennial Ryegrass (1)
12.5% Amenity Perennial Ryegrass (2)

Note, two different types of amenity perennial ryegrass will be used in this mix. Different ryegrass cultivars have varying tolerances to stressors, such as drought and cold, and by combining two (or more) varieties, a lawn seed mix is better equipped to handle a range of conditions across seasons or years.

We offer a flat shipping rate of £5.99.

Agricultural grass seed mixtures are mixed to order and are typically dispatched within 3 to 5 working days. If your order also includes lawn, landscaping, or equine mixtures, please note these will be shipped separately
to avoid delays.

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within 5 working days of the dispatch date, quoting your order number and a
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1. Where can I use the Utility Hardwearing Grass Seed mix effectively?
This mix is a real workhorse—perfect for larger, practical spaces like orchards, car parks, or even rougher garden areas. Utility hardwearing grass seed is ideal where you need good ground cover that won’t mind being walked or driven on.

2. Is utility hardwearing grass seed easy to maintain?
Yes, it’s wonderfully low-fuss. This coarser mix grows slowly, so you won’t be out mowing every weekend. It’s a solid option if you want something green and reliable without too much effort.

3. Should I sow more utility hardwearing grass seed in high-traffic areas?
That’s a really good idea. If the space sees a lot of wear—like paths, gateways, or play areas—sowing at a slightly higher rate helps the lawn fill out better and cope with heavy use.