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VILLA (Velvet Bent)

• A next generation Bent grass that will set new standards in greens quality
• Double the shoot density of traditional Agrostis, reducing Poa and weed invasion
• Dark green colour, extremely fine leaved
• Very high disease resistance, including fusarium and dollar spot
• Very low fertiliser requirement
• Excellent tolerance of close mown conditions, ideal for heavily worn greens

Sowing Rate:	10g/m2
Oversowing:	5g/m2
Mowing Height:	down to 4mm

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SAUVIGNON (Perennial Ryegrass)

• For overseeding greens, tees and fairways under extreme wear
• Ideal for overseeding cricket wickets
• Fast establishment
• Very hard wearing
• Excellent recovery
• High shoot density

Sowing Rate:	35-75g/m2
Oversowing:	25-75g/m2
Mowing Height:	down to 5mm

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SOLO (Rough Stalked Meadow Grass)

• For shaded tees and fairways
• Very tolerant of heavy shade
• Rapid germination and establishment
• High shoot density
• Very fine leaved

Sowing Rate:	25-40g/m2
Mowing Height:	down to 10mm

 

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LEGENDARY (Velvet Bent)

• Fastest bent establishment possible
• High shoot density
• Dark green colour, fine leaves
• Very low fertiliser requirement
• Tolerant of close mown conditions, ideal for heavily worn greens

 

Sowing Rate:	10g/m2
Oversowing:	5g/m2
Mowing Height:	down to 4mm

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INDEPENDENCE (Creeping Bent)

• The new No1 rated Creeping Bent for UK conditions
• Dense, compact growth
• Rapid establishment and wear tolerance
• Tolerant of close mowing, fast greens
• Low thatch

Sowing Rate:	8g/m2
Oversowing:	4g/m2
Mowing Height:	down to 4mm

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Cobra Nova (Creeping Bent)

• Highest rated new cultivar STRI 2011
• Highest rating for tolerance of close mowing STRI & NTEP
• Ripid establishment and wear tolerance
• Excellent resistance to diease, red thread, dollar spot & fusarium
• Excellent shoot density and dark green colour, low thatch
  
  

 

Sowing Rate:	8g/m2
Oversowing:	4g/m2
Mowing Height:	down to 4mm

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