Perfect for my needs

Happy with the grass seeds

Amazing bistro set for my patio would recommend everyone.

Great I’ve been using this over 5 yrs great fast growing

This is my 3rd pack - I use it for patching and it works a treat doesn’t take long to come up (weather permitting) really lush

Have used this product before with absolutely excellent results- however this second bag although used on different lawn using exactly same method did absolutely nothing- never germinated at all just sat there dead - very disappointing

So far so good. I bought a this for some stubborn areas in my garden.I have a shady area and very sunny area that struggle to maintain good grass. I usually end up with lots of moss on the shady side and bare soil In the sun.The Canada Green germinated quickly, first sprouts within a week. UK JUL 2019. Watered everyday am and pm. Chasing away pigeon attacks and used miracle grow as directed on the packet.The grass has grown well and has grown much quicker than my existing lawn which was equally watered. Perhaps a sign I will need to mow my new law more than before.The blades are not as thick as I expected and they feel soft to touch. They are a nice deep green colour.The grass has grown equally in the shade as In the sun so fingers crossed it will do what I bought it for.So far so good. Now I better get the lawn mower out.

I’ve never grown grass seed before and I’ve heard nightmare stories but this has been pretty easy.I noticed a lot of the negative reviews (grass not growing) have been written the middle of Summer. Just do a bit of research and you’ll see you should be sowing seed in Spring or ideally Autumn like me. It’s slightly cooler and the soil is easier to keep damp which is essential.Here’s what I did…..1/ Late August - Prepped the earth 2 weeks before by turning it over and mixing in a few bags of top soil then levelled it out.2/ Early September – Lightly raked about 1-2 inches deep. Laid the seed down and raked back over. Note the seed lying on the surface has not grown as well as the seed just under it.3/ Week 1 - Thoroughly Watered every day in the Mornings and Evenings and when I say thoroughly I mean soaked! Almost to the point of forming puddles. Weather has been dry and I have noticed that the areas that I hadn’t thoroughly soaked had dried over the course of the day and have not grown so quickly.4/ After just 1 week the seed had germinated and I had small shoots.I am now in week 2 and I’m still soaking the soil twice a day and more shoots are now coming up and the grass is growing thick.There are small areas that have not taken due to the soil being particularly dry and I intend to patch these at the end of September. As far as I can tell, I have right until mid-October to keep sowing my garden.

I cannot understand why some people complain about this seed.A few says it takes longer to germinate than stated but it doesn't take even 2 weeks as stated on packet.I sowed my seed last Wednesday (August 13th) and I watered it first thing in the morning and last thing at night.After 6 days it was already growing nice and evenly. So what are some of you doing wrong????Prepare your ground, make sure it is free of weeds and big stones and rocks (do not worry about the small stones as you can tread these down after you have sowed) if not treat the weeds with a good weed killer first.You can use "ROUNDUP" and don't complain about that too as that also works.The beauty of "ROUNDUP" is that it will render it useless as soon as it touches the soil so you can sow the seeds after you have sprayed the weeds.Preparation and care is all you need to grow a successful lawn. This is not top golf course grass for the putting greens but it is hard wearing and really looks good. I am amazed after only 5/6 days this is looking green already.All you need to do it as I stated "rake it over and sow the seed. rake it over again and water it.Water it 2 or 3 times a day and keep it moist but not saturated as you will drown the poor little seeds.After 2 weeks you will see it is looking really nice but keep watering till it is well established.Wait for it to reach about 3 inches height and then cut it down to about 1 inch but don't have your mower setting on the lowest or you might just pull all the new grass up especially if you have a blunt cutting blade.After the first cut you can walk all over it to trample down any small little stones that you have left and these will bed into the soil and the grass will grow around them and also it will help the drainage.My ground was virgin ground (had concrete slabs for many many years) and I just dug it raked it and sowed the seeds and raked it again.Maybe some people have problems because they did not prepare it properly or it needed fertilising before sowing.This packet says it would cover 23.5 (23½) square meters, I paced out my bit of ground before I ordered and I wanted enough to cover a 5 X 5 meter square. Yes 5 X 5 = 25 so I used only one packet and it it covered all of the area.Well worth buying and don't listen to what others say that it takes longer to germinate than stated.It all depends on what time of the year you sow and the type of soil you sow it on.Mid August I sowed mine and took 5/6 days to germinate.This is a fantastic product for the price and I am ordering more for a few patches I need to do. I will always buy this seed now from Amazon and I can safely say "bye bye" to wilkos and the rest of the more expensive retailers and "buy buy" because it is brilliant.

Ordered 4 bags of this seed directly from Amazon to over seed my parents garden, which had turned into a weed patch with an infestation of wild garlic bulbs everywhere! Everything arrived via Prime next day as usual, the packaging is very strong plastic, so no risk of it splitting.I decided to turn over the entire lawn with a fork instead of over seeding. I leveled it out with the rake and compacted it with my heels. Next I added some top soil and leveled that out with the rake, compacted it with my heels then spread the seed by hand and raked it in gently. Lastly gave it a good soaking with the hose on a fine spray and left it for the night.My parents have been watering it everyday now for the past two weeks, morning, afternoon (If it's a hot day), and night. Within two days we could already see several small pea like green spots in the soil. Less than 7 days after the seed was sewn we had grass shoots coming up all over, and then everyday after that since it's been growing and growing.Two weeks on, we almost have a full lawn of thick green luscious grass, with a few bare areas that have small shoots coming up. A couple of areas are being affected by ants nests, but the grass is even pushing through those!I've added some pictures to show the progress, but my parents and myself are chuffed to bits with the progress and results so far! I would definately recommend it.-=Update (Almost 12 months on)=-After a cold winter, the majority of the new lawn survived. There was a little bit of dead grass, and I'll admit we didn't fertilise it at all.Mid-March I mowed the lawn on the lowest setting the lawnmower would go. Next I irrigated the lawn with a pair of those spikey shoes, walking all over it in both directions, this made dethatching the lawn with a lawn rake much easier. In small sections I went in one direction and then went perpendicular to the first direction, going over the lawn with the mower afterward to pick up anything I'd missed with my hands (The lawn did look quite patchy after this). I then measured out and spread by hand some Scotts Lawn Builder Lawn Food to fertilise the lawn, then overseeded the entire lawn with 2 more bags of this lawn seed by hand.To finish it all off, I seived some top soil and horticultural sand together (Both from Homebase) using a 1/4" riddle from Screwfix, 1 bag of top soil to 1/4 bag of sand, dividing the garden into 4 sections. I used the back of a flat headed rake to spread and level, then walked all over the lawn to compact it, lastly using the teeth of the rake to very lightly go over the surface, then watered. This helped fill in any dips in the lawn and levelled it off, whilst the sand helps with the drainage as we have very clayey soil.Watered daily, same schedule as before dependent on weather, and the finished product is a beautiful full green lawn! Pictures added to prove it.If I were to do anything differently, I'd probably invest in a proper seed spreader as I've noticed spreading by hand can be a bit inconsistent in growth.

I bought this about two and half years ago to plant under a very shady tree in my home country of tropical Ghana. The whole lawn was a ragged mangy brown thing but under this tree was completely bare red soil. I raked around the tree, sprinkled the seeds, then raked over it. Then mowed the rest of the lawn, sprinkled what was left of the seeds and tried to rake over it. I tried watering occasionally for about three weeks not nearly as much as I should have (simply because the tap water there is not a regular thing) and I wasn't going to lug buckets around.Within days there were a few nice shoots but very thin and I just gave up after the three weeks. Four months later when the rains started the grass kicked in. The whole lawn came to life and this thing started to spread. Today I just mowed the lawn and two and a half years later it still lush green and really nice even though I rely only on the seasonal rains and never water it... ever!!

I've been very pleased with this grass seed. I have a dog, the result of which is patches of dead grass from dog wee! Every year the grass needs patching up - removing dead grass and re-seeding. The year before last I spent about £25 on fancy Patch Magic stuff that is supposed to be amazing for this kind of thing, and was pretty disappointed.This year I decided to revert to just grass seed, and have been very impressed with this. All I did was rake through the patches with a fork to bring out the dead grass, and loosen up the soil. Sprinkled on the seed and raked again, pressing it down a bit. Lots of watering, and hey presto in a few weeks the patches looked loads better, new grass had grown, and the coverage of the patch was a vast improvement on the other stuff. And I've got loads left for other years!

Superb product. I had a few patches in my lawn that had held too much water over winter and the grass had completely died off. I removed the dead grass, spiked the patches, put down this seed, spread a thin layer of top soil (15 minute job), watered daily over the next couple of weeks and hey presto! I had previously attempted with B&Q's own seed using the same approach and failed misserably (for double the cost). Don't be unrealistic and expect a fully established patch of lawn in 14 days, but you will definately see enough signs of growth to let you know that you havent wasted your time. I would say that you will get a full growth that you can mow as aggesively as you like after about 6 weeks (in the early stages I was carefully strimming up to the patches).I am a huge Amazon fan and the service on the product was the high standard that I now expect.... no nonsense ordering, good value, arrived early.