Lawns and parks rarely look at their best when autumn arrives, and grass suffers even more damage during the winter. For months, the whole scene is blighted by poor turf. Fortunately, SOS Lawn Repair puts all that in the past! SOS Lawn Repair is a new grass seed mixture for lawns and public greenery, which already germinates at a soil temperature of 4 °C. This characteristic makes SOS Lawn Repair ideal for restoring areas of grass in the cold season.
Most lawn mixes consist of red fescue and smooth stalked meadow grass combinations. However, there is little point in overseeding in the autumn and winter with these species, because they don’t germinate. SOS continues to grow where grasses like these fail.
From November, the growing conditions for grass deteriorate visibly, due to factors such as too little light, too low temperatures and too much moisture. The result is unhealthy plants. Unlike red fescue and smooth stalked meadow grass, SOS can establish itself rapidly in the cold season.
Barenbrug is now launching a highly decorative version of SOS especially for gardeners and lawn and park contractors. Now, all lawns and parks can enjoy maximum density throughout the year, just like the best turf of Premier Division teams.
Overseed throughout the winter with SOS! Repeating this regularly ensures there are seeds germinating in the soil at all times.
SOS has been proving its value in the turf of various premier league clubs for years. When the temperature goes down and the quality of the turf takes a hit, SOS is taken off the shelf again. SOS keeps turf in top condition with maximum density, even in the most difficult period of the year when no other grasses grow. It means the pitch can be used to the maximum.
SOS technology (Super Over Seeding) makes it possible to maintain turf in perfect condition even in the winter.
Bare patches in grass are not just ugly, they’re also dangerous, because they can allow annual meadow grass to get a hold. Annual meadow grass establishes itself very quickly, after which it can’t be removed. This weed can completely ruin turf.
SOS Lawn Repair is one of the few sustainable solutions that combat weeds such as annual meadow grass. SOS Lawn Repair germinates at temperatures as low as 4 °C, while annual meadow grass needs a temperature of at least 8 °C. There are no other grass species that germinate earlier than annual meadow grass, which makes SOS Lawn Repair unique. SOS Lawn Repair prevents annual meadow grass from getting the time and space to establish itself, so avoid this weed problem in the spring by sowing SOS Lawn Repair in the autumn and winter.
Annual meadow grass (Poa Annua) is an annual, sometimes biennial and occasionally even perennial grass that forms short roots.
SOS Lawn Repair is the fastest establishing grass at low temperatures. The SOS seed mixture has gained fame in recent years thanks to its ability to establish itself at low soil temperatures (4 °C). This ensures dense turf throughout the year. The mixture for lawns and parks has resolved the issue of a long wait for a completely dense turf. SOS Lawn Repair is the best overseeding solution if grass has to rapidly establish itself in bald patches.
Keep lawns and parks green even during the winter months with SOS Lawn Repair.
The Royal Barenbrug Group is a family-owned business, the core activities of which are plant breeding, grass seed production and the international marketing of seed for turf and forage grasses and legumes. Barenbrug has been the leading grass seed business in the world for over 100 years.
The Royal Barenbrug Group is a family-owned business, the core activities of which are plant breeding, grass seed production and the international marketing of seed for turf and forage grasses and legumes. Barenbrug has been the leading grass seed business in the world for over...
The Royal Barenbrug Group is a family-owned business, the core activities of which are plant breeding, grass seed production and the international marketing of seed for turf and forage grasses and legumes. Barenbrug has been the leading grass seed business in the world for over 100 years.
