A1 Lawn - Clay Master Grass Seed 5KG

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The A1 Lawn – Clay Master Grass Seed is designed for those wanting to establish turf in areas where there is clay soil. Normal grass seeds struggle to establish in these conditions however, this blend of cultivars is specially designed to cope well in these areas. The tall fescue varieties are able to drill down metres in to the ground helping them to reach the nutrients they need to survive. On top of having this ability, this grass seed mix is highly disease resistant.

Ability to grow in clay soil
Disease resistant
Harvested in the UK
DEFRA, FERA & SASA certified

The A1 Lawn Clay Master Grass Seed is designed for those wanting to establish turf in areas where there is clay soil. Normal grass seeds struggle to establish in these conditions however, this blend of cultivars is specially designed to cope well in these clay soil areas. The tall fescue varieties are able to drill down metres in the ground helping them to reach the nutrients they needs to survive. On top of having this ability, the Clay Master grass seed mix is highly disease resistant.

Key Benefits

Able to grow in clay soils
Disease resistant – helps the grass to withstand common grass diseases
Fast growing – germination seen within just 7-21 days
Can be used for establishing a new lawn or patch repair

Want to give your grass seed the best start? Check out our A1 Lawn New Grass Pre-Seed Fertiliser to help establish stronger grass roots and aid grass germination.

Seed Mix:

55% Perennial Ryegrass
40% Tall Fescue
5% Smooth Stalked Meadow Grass

Learn more about A1 Lawn Clay Master Grass Seed

Click through the other drop-down sections to find out more information about this product such as sowing information and aftercare advice.

We pride ourselves on providing a fast and efficient delivery service throughout the UK with our shipping partners. Our delivery timescales are based on the order being placed and confirmed by 12 noon on Monday to Friday (excluding Bank Holidays).

Standard Delivery - £2.99, FREE for orders over £50, and we aim to deliver within 3-5 business days

Express Delivery - £4.99 for orders of any value, and we aim to deliver these within 1-2 business days

Scottish Highlands - £9.99 for orders of any value, and we aim to deliver these within 3-5 business days

Other UK Islands - £24.99 for orders of any value. Please allow an extra 3-5 business days

Scottish Highlands include AB31-56, FK17-21, IV1-40,52-54,63, KW1-14, PA21-40, and PH15-40,49-50.
Other UK Islands include BT, HS, IM, IV41-51,55,56, KA27-28, KW15-17, PA20,41-88, PH41-44, TR21-25, ZE and ZZ.
We currently do not deliver outside the UK, including British Overseas Territories.

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55% Perennial Ryegrass

40% Tall Fescue

5% Smooth Stalked Meadow Grass

Sowing rate (over-seeding): 25g/m2
Coverage for sowing new lawn: 5kg = 100 m2
Coverage for overseeding lawn: 5kg = 200 m2

SASA/FERA certified seed

To achieve your best possible lawn, it is important to follow the guidelines on how to sow your grass seed.

Sowing A New Lawn

Dig the soil over to a depth of 20 to 30cm.
Remove any large stones and weeds by hand.
Add topsoil if the soil is poor quality or uneven.
Rake the area to get a level seedbed.
At this point, we recommend our Pre-Seed Fertiliser.
If using feriliser, wait one week before seeding.
Sow at the recommended rate by hand or with a spreader.
Rake the seed in so it is just under the surface of the soil.
Apply a light layer of soil to improve germination and deter birds.
Compact the surface by foot or by using a roller.
Water well straight away and continue until established.
Leaving the seeded area to dry out will delay the process.

Overseeding An Existing Lawn

We recommend using our Weed, Feed & Moss Killer.
If using the weed and feed, wait eight weeks before seeding.
Rake to remove any dead grass, moss and weeds.
Rake until the soil has loosened and is no longer compact.
Sow at the recommended rate by hand or with a spreader.
Rake the seed in so it is just under the surface of the soil.
Apply a light layer of soil to improve germination and deter birds.
Compact the surface by foot or by using a roller.
Water well straight away and continue until established.
Leaving the seeded area to dry out will delay the process.

Read more help and advice in Our Guides.

Once you have sown your grass seed, we want to ensure you get the best possible lawn, so we have put together a quick guide of what to do for the first few weeks.