What is the product used for?
Nitrogen supports grass growth; phosphate contributes to root and energy processes; potassium supports water regulation and resilience; iron contributes to turf colour.
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Unit price perA granular autumn/winter turf fertiliser combining 6% nitrogen, 5% phosphate, 10% potash and 6% iron in 1–2.5mm mini granules.
Angus Horticulture supplies specialist turf and soil-care products for growers, grounds teams, landscapers and gardeners. Choosing the right product means matching its analysis and application guidance to the needs of the site.
Why choose Angus Autumn/Winter Lawn Feed 6-5-10 + 6% Fe - 20kg?
What this product does
Nitrogen supports grass growth; phosphate contributes to root and energy processes; potassium supports water regulation and resilience; iron contributes to turf colour.
When and how to use it
Spread evenly across actively growing established turf, following the current product label. The higher potassium content relative to nitrogen makes it suited to a late-season nutrition programme.
Getting the best results
Check the condition of the soil and turf before application. Apply products evenly and avoid excessive overlap. Good mowing, aeration, irrigation and drainage management are important alongside nutrition. Always use the current label or technical sheet for site-specific instructions.
Understanding application rates
The available application guidance is 50g/m². The stated coverage is 400m². These figures are for planning and must be checked against the current product label before use.
About Angus Horticulture
Angus Horticulture is a Scottish plant-nutrition specialist offering granular and liquid products for turf, amenity and horticultural use. Its product range includes seasonal fertilisers, soil conditioners and specialist lawn treatments.
Angus Autumn/Winter Lawn Feed 6-5-10 + 6% Fe - 20kg product details
| Manufacturer | Angus Horticulture |
|---|---|
| Product | Angus Autumn/Winter Lawn Feed 6-5-10 + 6% Fe - 20kg |
| Product type | Turf fertiliser / soil conditioner |
| Pack size | 20kg |
| Declared composition | 6-5-10 + 6% Fe |
| Application rate | 50g/m² |
| Coverage | 400m² |
| Granule size | 1–2.5mm |
Angus Autumn/Winter Lawn Feed 6-5-10 + 6% Fe - 20kg FAQs
What is the product used for?
Nitrogen supports grass growth; phosphate contributes to root and energy processes; potassium supports water regulation and resilience; iron contributes to turf colour. What is the declared analysis?
The declared composition is 6-5-10 + 6% Fe. What application rate should I use?
The available guidance is 50g/m². Always check the current label before application. How much area does it cover?
The stated coverage is 400m²; actual coverage depends on the confirmed pack size and label rate. When should it be applied?
Spread evenly across actively growing established turf, following the current product label. The higher potassium content relative to nitrogen makes it suited to a late-season nutrition programme. Can I combine it with other lawn-care products?
Only combine or sequence products where their current labels and technical guidance permit it. Avoid unnecessary duplication of nutrients or treatments. Is this suitable for every lawn?
No. Suitability depends on turf type, condition, soil, season and the current label restrictions.
£43.20
Unit price per£43.20
Unit price perA combined lawn feed, selective broadleaf weedkiller and moss-control treatment. Registered as MAPP 18983 for amateur lawn treatment only.
Angus Horticulture supplies specialist turf and soil-care products for growers, grounds teams, landscapers and gardeners. Choosing the right product means matching its analysis and application guidance to the needs of the site.
Why choose Angus Turf Rise Feed, Weed & Moss Killer 10-2-2 + 8% Fe - 20kg?
What this product does
Contains 21.73% w/w iron sulphate and herbicide ingredients dicamba, 2,4-D and mecoprop-P. This is a regulated plant-protection product; use only as authorised for amateur lawn treatment.
When and how to use it
Apply May to August when grass, weeds and moss are actively growing and soil is moist. Maximum two applications per season, at least 40 days apart. Do not use on newly sown or laid turf until established for six months. Follow the current authorised label exactly.
Important: regulated lawn treatment
For amateur lawn treatment only. Angus identifies MAPP registration 18983. Read and follow the authorised label, including application restrictions, precautions for people and pets, environmental protection and disposal. Workplace use may involve COSHH obligations. Do not present this as a professional-use pesticide.
Getting the best results
Check the condition of the soil and turf before application. Apply products evenly and avoid excessive overlap. Good mowing, aeration, irrigation and drainage management are important alongside nutrition. Always use the current label or technical sheet for site-specific instructions.
Understanding application rates
The available application guidance is 32g/m². The stated coverage is 625m². These figures are for planning and must be checked against the current product label before use.
About Angus Horticulture
Angus Horticulture is a Scottish plant-nutrition specialist offering granular and liquid products for turf, amenity and horticultural use. Its product range includes seasonal fertilisers, soil conditioners and specialist lawn treatments.
Angus Turf Rise Feed, Weed & Moss Killer 10-2-2 + 8% Fe - 20kg product details
| Manufacturer | Angus Horticulture |
|---|---|
| Product | Angus Turf Rise Feed, Weed & Moss Killer 10-2-2 + 8% Fe - 20kg |
| Product type | Lawn treatment |
| Pack size | 20kg |
| Declared composition | 10-2-2 + 8% Fe |
| Application rate | 32g/m² |
| Coverage | 625m² |
| MAPP number | 18983 |
| Authorised user | Amateur lawn treatment only |
| Maximum applications | Two per season, at least 40 days apart |
Angus Turf Rise Feed, Weed & Moss Killer 10-2-2 + 8% Fe - 20kg FAQs
What is the product used for?
Contains 21.73% w/w iron sulphate and herbicide ingredients dicamba, 2,4-D and mecoprop-P. This is a regulated plant-protection product; use only as authorised for amateur lawn treatment. What is the declared analysis?
The declared composition is 10-2-2 + 8% Fe. What application rate should I use?
The available guidance is 32g/m². Always check the current label before application. How much area does it cover?
The stated coverage is 625m²; actual coverage depends on the confirmed pack size and label rate. When should it be applied?
Apply May to August when grass, weeds and moss are actively growing and soil is moist. Maximum two applications per season, at least 40 days apart. Do not use on newly sown or laid turf until established for six months. Follow the current authorised label exactly. Can I combine it with other lawn-care products?
Only combine or sequence products where their current labels and technical guidance permit it. Avoid unnecessary duplication of nutrients or treatments. Is this suitable for every lawn?
No. Suitability depends on turf type, condition, soil, season and the current label restrictions. Is this approved for professional pesticide use?
No. Angus states this product is authorised for amateur lawn treatment only. Can it be used on new lawns?
Not until newly sown or laid turf has been established for at least six months. How many treatments are allowed?
No more than two per season, at least 40 days apart, subject to the current label.
£116.33
Unit price per£116.33
Unit price perThe PM52 Masterline Greenfire Grass Seed 20kg is a DLF Masterline grass seed mixture intended for high-quality lawn and amenity turf establishment or renovation.
Choosing the right seed mixture is an important part of establishing a lawn or amenity surface that suits the site's light levels, expected wear, mowing regime and desired appearance.
Pack size: 20kg.
Key benefits
Where to use it
Use this mixture for high-quality lawn and amenity turf establishment or renovation. Consider shade, drainage, soil condition, traffic and mowing height before choosing a seed mixture for a new lawn or renovation programme.
Preparing for grass seed
Prepare a firm, level seedbed with good soil-to-seed contact. Remove perennial weeds and large stones, relieve serious compaction and create a fine surface suitable for sowing.
For overseeding, mow appropriately, remove excessive thatch and open the surface so seed can reach the soil rather than remaining suspended in existing foliage.
Sowing & establishment
Sow at the rate stated on the current DLF product information for the specific mixture and application. The master export does not establish a verified sowing rate for every mixture, so no generic rate has been invented here.
Distribute seed evenly, lightly incorporate or firm it into the surface as appropriate and keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination without waterlogging or washing seed into piles.
Aftercare
Allow seedlings to establish before the first cut. Use sharp mower blades and avoid removing too much leaf in a single mowing. Longer-term performance depends on appropriate mowing, nutrition, irrigation, aeration and soil management.
PM52 Masterline Greenfire Grass Seed 20kg product details
| Brand | DLF Masterline |
|---|---|
| Mixture | Greenfire |
| Product code | PM52 |
| Pack size | 20kg |
| Primary application | high-quality lawn and amenity turf establishment or renovation |
PM52 Masterline Greenfire Grass Seed 20kg FAQs
What is this grass seed mixture designed for?
Masterline Greenfire is intended for high-quality lawn and amenity turf establishment or renovation. What size bag is supplied?
This version is supplied in a 20kg bag. Can it be used for overseeding?
It can be used for renovation where the mixture suits the existing turf and site. Prepare the surface so seed can make good contact with the soil. What sowing rate should I use?
Use the current DLF sowing-rate guidance for this specific Masterline mixture and whether you are establishing new turf or overseeding. A single generic rate should not be applied across every mixture. When is the best time to sow grass seed?
Sow when soil conditions are suitable for germination and establishment, with adequate moisture and temperatures appropriate to the species in the mixture. Avoid extreme heat, drought, frozen ground or waterlogged conditions. How should newly sown grass be watered?
Keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination using gentle irrigation that does not move the seed or create waterlogging. When should new grass be cut for the first time?
Wait until seedlings are sufficiently established, then mow with sharp blades and remove only a modest proportion of the leaf at the first cuts.
The PM51 Masterline Greenshade Grass Seed 5kg is a DLF Masterline grass seed mixture intended for general landscape and amenity turf establishment.
Choosing the right seed mixture is an important part of establishing a lawn or amenity surface that suits the site's light levels, expected wear, mowing regime and desired appearance.
Pack size: 5kg.
Key benefits
Where to use it
Use this mixture for general landscape and amenity turf establishment. Consider shade, drainage, soil condition, traffic and mowing height before choosing a seed mixture for a new lawn or renovation programme.
Preparing for grass seed
Prepare a firm, level seedbed with good soil-to-seed contact. Remove perennial weeds and large stones, relieve serious compaction and create a fine surface suitable for sowing.
For overseeding, mow appropriately, remove excessive thatch and open the surface so seed can reach the soil rather than remaining suspended in existing foliage.
Sowing & establishment
Sow at the rate stated on the current DLF product information for the specific mixture and application. The master export does not establish a verified sowing rate for every mixture, so no generic rate has been invented here.
Distribute seed evenly, lightly incorporate or firm it into the surface as appropriate and keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination without waterlogging or washing seed into piles.
Aftercare
Allow seedlings to establish before the first cut. Use sharp mower blades and avoid removing too much leaf in a single mowing. Longer-term performance depends on appropriate mowing, nutrition, irrigation, aeration and soil management.
PM51 Masterline Greenshade Grass Seed 5kg product details
| Brand | DLF Masterline |
|---|---|
| Mixture | Greenscape |
| Product code | PM51 |
| Pack size | 5kg |
| Primary application | general landscape and amenity turf establishment |
PM51 Masterline Greenshade Grass Seed 5kg FAQs
What is this grass seed mixture designed for?
Masterline Greenscape is intended for general landscape and amenity turf establishment. What size bag is supplied?
This version is supplied in a 5kg bag. Can it be used for overseeding?
It can be used for renovation where the mixture suits the existing turf and site. Prepare the surface so seed can make good contact with the soil. What sowing rate should I use?
Use the current DLF sowing-rate guidance for this specific Masterline mixture and whether you are establishing new turf or overseeding. A single generic rate should not be applied across every mixture. When is the best time to sow grass seed?
Sow when soil conditions are suitable for germination and establishment, with adequate moisture and temperatures appropriate to the species in the mixture. Avoid extreme heat, drought, frozen ground or waterlogged conditions. How should newly sown grass be watered?
Keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination using gentle irrigation that does not move the seed or create waterlogging. When should new grass be cut for the first time?
Wait until seedlings are sufficiently established, then mow with sharp blades and remove only a modest proportion of the leaf at the first cuts.
The PM51 Masterline Greenscape Grass Seed 5kg is a DLF Masterline grass seed mixture intended for general landscape and amenity turf establishment.
Choosing the right seed mixture is an important part of establishing a lawn or amenity surface that suits the site's light levels, expected wear, mowing regime and desired appearance.
Pack size: 5kg.
Key benefits
Where to use it
Use this mixture for general landscape and amenity turf establishment. Consider shade, drainage, soil condition, traffic and mowing height before choosing a seed mixture for a new lawn or renovation programme.
Preparing for grass seed
Prepare a firm, level seedbed with good soil-to-seed contact. Remove perennial weeds and large stones, relieve serious compaction and create a fine surface suitable for sowing.
For overseeding, mow appropriately, remove excessive thatch and open the surface so seed can reach the soil rather than remaining suspended in existing foliage.
Sowing & establishment
Sow at the rate stated on the current DLF product information for the specific mixture and application. The master export does not establish a verified sowing rate for every mixture, so no generic rate has been invented here.
Distribute seed evenly, lightly incorporate or firm it into the surface as appropriate and keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination without waterlogging or washing seed into piles.
Aftercare
Allow seedlings to establish before the first cut. Use sharp mower blades and avoid removing too much leaf in a single mowing. Longer-term performance depends on appropriate mowing, nutrition, irrigation, aeration and soil management.
PM51 Masterline Greenscape Grass Seed 5kg product details
| Brand | DLF Masterline |
|---|---|
| Mixture | Greenscape |
| Product code | PM51 |
| Pack size | 5kg |
| Primary application | general landscape and amenity turf establishment |
PM51 Masterline Greenscape Grass Seed 5kg FAQs
What is this grass seed mixture designed for?
Masterline Greenscape is intended for general landscape and amenity turf establishment. What size bag is supplied?
This version is supplied in a 5kg bag. Can it be used for overseeding?
It can be used for renovation where the mixture suits the existing turf and site. Prepare the surface so seed can make good contact with the soil. What sowing rate should I use?
Use the current DLF sowing-rate guidance for this specific Masterline mixture and whether you are establishing new turf or overseeding. A single generic rate should not be applied across every mixture. When is the best time to sow grass seed?
Sow when soil conditions are suitable for germination and establishment, with adequate moisture and temperatures appropriate to the species in the mixture. Avoid extreme heat, drought, frozen ground or waterlogged conditions. How should newly sown grass be watered?
Keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination using gentle irrigation that does not move the seed or create waterlogging. When should new grass be cut for the first time?
Wait until seedlings are sufficiently established, then mow with sharp blades and remove only a modest proportion of the leaf at the first cuts.
The PM51 Masterline Greenscape Grass Seed 20kg is a DLF Masterline grass seed mixture intended for general landscape and amenity turf establishment.
Choosing the right seed mixture is an important part of establishing a lawn or amenity surface that suits the site's light levels, expected wear, mowing regime and desired appearance.
Pack size: 20kg.
Key benefits
Where to use it
Use this mixture for general landscape and amenity turf establishment. Consider shade, drainage, soil condition, traffic and mowing height before choosing a seed mixture for a new lawn or renovation programme.
Preparing for grass seed
Prepare a firm, level seedbed with good soil-to-seed contact. Remove perennial weeds and large stones, relieve serious compaction and create a fine surface suitable for sowing.
For overseeding, mow appropriately, remove excessive thatch and open the surface so seed can reach the soil rather than remaining suspended in existing foliage.
Sowing & establishment
Sow at the rate stated on the current DLF product information for the specific mixture and application. The master export does not establish a verified sowing rate for every mixture, so no generic rate has been invented here.
Distribute seed evenly, lightly incorporate or firm it into the surface as appropriate and keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination without waterlogging or washing seed into piles.
Aftercare
Allow seedlings to establish before the first cut. Use sharp mower blades and avoid removing too much leaf in a single mowing. Longer-term performance depends on appropriate mowing, nutrition, irrigation, aeration and soil management.
PM51 Masterline Greenscape Grass Seed 20kg product details
| Brand | DLF Masterline |
|---|---|
| Mixture | Greenscape |
| Product code | PM51 |
| Pack size | 20kg |
| Primary application | general landscape and amenity turf establishment |
PM51 Masterline Greenscape Grass Seed 20kg FAQs
What is this grass seed mixture designed for?
Masterline Greenscape is intended for general landscape and amenity turf establishment. What size bag is supplied?
This version is supplied in a 20kg bag. Can it be used for overseeding?
It can be used for renovation where the mixture suits the existing turf and site. Prepare the surface so seed can make good contact with the soil. What sowing rate should I use?
Use the current DLF sowing-rate guidance for this specific Masterline mixture and whether you are establishing new turf or overseeding. A single generic rate should not be applied across every mixture. When is the best time to sow grass seed?
Sow when soil conditions are suitable for germination and establishment, with adequate moisture and temperatures appropriate to the species in the mixture. Avoid extreme heat, drought, frozen ground or waterlogged conditions. How should newly sown grass be watered?
Keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination using gentle irrigation that does not move the seed or create waterlogging. When should new grass be cut for the first time?
Wait until seedlings are sufficiently established, then mow with sharp blades and remove only a modest proportion of the leaf at the first cuts.
£39.63
Unit price per£39.63
Unit price perA granular spring/summer lawn fertiliser with 10-4-4 NPK, 4% MgO, 3% iron, 8% CaO and seaweed in 1–2.5mm mini granules.
Angus Horticulture supplies specialist turf and soil-care products for growers, grounds teams, landscapers and gardeners. Choosing the right product means matching its analysis and application guidance to the needs of the site.
Why choose Angus Spring/Summer Lawn Feed 10-4-4 + Mg, Fe, Ca & Seaweed - 20kg?
What this product does
Nitrogen supports growth; magnesium is important in chlorophyll; iron contributes to colour; calcium and seaweed complement the nutrient formulation.
When and how to use it
Apply evenly to actively growing turf following the current product label. The existing product listing specifies 35g/m²; the manufacturer’s wider Spring Rise literature describes 35–50g/m².
Getting the best results
Check the condition of the soil and turf before application. Apply products evenly and avoid excessive overlap. Good mowing, aeration, irrigation and drainage management are important alongside nutrition. Always use the current label or technical sheet for site-specific instructions.
Understanding application rates
The available application guidance is 35g/m². The stated coverage is 571m². These figures are for planning and must be checked against the current product label before use.
About Angus Horticulture
Angus Horticulture is a Scottish plant-nutrition specialist offering granular and liquid products for turf, amenity and horticultural use. Its product range includes seasonal fertilisers, soil conditioners and specialist lawn treatments.
Angus Spring/Summer Lawn Feed 10-4-4 + Mg, Fe, Ca & Seaweed - 20kg product details
| Manufacturer | Angus Horticulture |
|---|---|
| Product | Angus Spring/Summer Lawn Feed 10-4-4 + Mg, Fe, Ca & Seaweed - 20kg |
| Product type | Turf fertiliser / soil conditioner |
| Pack size | 20kg |
| Declared composition | 10-4-4 + 4% MgO + 3% Fe + 8% CaO + seaweed |
| Application rate | 35g/m² |
| Coverage | 571m² |
| Granule size | 1–2.5mm |
Angus Spring/Summer Lawn Feed 10-4-4 + Mg, Fe, Ca & Seaweed - 20kg FAQs
What is the product used for?
Nitrogen supports growth; magnesium is important in chlorophyll; iron contributes to colour; calcium and seaweed complement the nutrient formulation. What is the declared analysis?
The declared composition is 10-4-4 + 4% MgO + 3% Fe + 8% CaO + seaweed. What application rate should I use?
The available guidance is 35g/m². Always check the current label before application. How much area does it cover?
The stated coverage is 571m²; actual coverage depends on the confirmed pack size and label rate. When should it be applied?
Apply evenly to actively growing turf following the current product label. The existing product listing specifies 35g/m²; the manufacturer’s wider Spring Rise literature describes 35–50g/m². Can I combine it with other lawn-care products?
Only combine or sequence products where their current labels and technical guidance permit it. Avoid unnecessary duplication of nutrients or treatments. Is this suitable for every lawn?
No. Suitability depends on turf type, condition, soil, season and the current label restrictions.
£19.50
Unit price per£19.50
Unit price perA low-iron lawn sand with 5% nitrogen and 2% iron, using a graded sand carrier for distribution across established lawns.
Angus Horticulture supplies specialist turf and soil-care products for growers, grounds teams, landscapers and gardeners. Choosing the right product means matching its analysis and application guidance to the needs of the site.
Why choose Angus Lawn Sand 5-0-0 + 2% Fe - Low Iron Lawn Feed?
What this product does
The nitrogen component supports grass growth and the iron contributes to turf colour. Do not assume this product is an authorised moss killer solely because it contains iron.
When and how to use it
Apply only at the manufacturer’s confirmed label rate, using suitable spreading equipment. The supplied export does not establish the pack weight or a reliable application rate; neither has been assumed.
Getting the best results
Check the condition of the soil and turf before application. Apply products evenly and avoid excessive overlap. Good mowing, aeration, irrigation and drainage management are important alongside nutrition. Always use the current label or technical sheet for site-specific instructions.
Understanding application rates
The available application guidance is Refer to current label. The stated coverage is Not confirmed. These figures are for planning and must be checked against the current product label before use.
About Angus Horticulture
Angus Horticulture is a Scottish plant-nutrition specialist offering granular and liquid products for turf, amenity and horticultural use. Its product range includes seasonal fertilisers, soil conditioners and specialist lawn treatments.
Angus Lawn Sand 5-0-0 + 2% Fe - Low Iron Lawn Feed product details
| Manufacturer | Angus Horticulture |
|---|---|
| Product | Angus Lawn Sand 5-0-0 + 2% Fe - Low Iron Lawn Feed |
| Product type | Turf fertiliser / soil conditioner |
| Pack size | Not confirmed |
| Declared composition | 5-0-0 + 2% Fe |
| Application rate | Refer to current label |
| Coverage | Not confirmed |
Angus Lawn Sand 5-0-0 + 2% Fe - Low Iron Lawn Feed FAQs
What is the product used for?
The nitrogen component supports grass growth and the iron contributes to turf colour. Do not assume this product is an authorised moss killer solely because it contains iron. What is the declared analysis?
The declared composition is 5-0-0 + 2% Fe. What application rate should I use?
The available guidance is Refer to current label. Always check the current label before application. How much area does it cover?
The stated coverage is Not confirmed; actual coverage depends on the confirmed pack size and label rate. When should it be applied?
Apply only at the manufacturer’s confirmed label rate, using suitable spreading equipment. The supplied export does not establish the pack weight or a reliable application rate; neither has been assumed. Can I combine it with other lawn-care products?
Only combine or sequence products where their current labels and technical guidance permit it. Avoid unnecessary duplication of nutrients or treatments. Is this suitable for every lawn?
No. Suitability depends on turf type, condition, soil, season and the current label restrictions.
£116.33
Unit price per£116.33
Unit price perThe PM70 Masterline Recreation Grass Seed 20kg is a DLF Masterline grass seed mixture intended for general-purpose recreational and amenity turf.
Choosing the right seed mixture is an important part of establishing a lawn or amenity surface that suits the site's light levels, expected wear, mowing regime and desired appearance.
Pack size: 20kg.
Key benefits
Where to use it
Use this mixture for general-purpose recreational and amenity turf. Consider shade, drainage, soil condition, traffic and mowing height before choosing a seed mixture for a new lawn or renovation programme.
Preparing for grass seed
Prepare a firm, level seedbed with good soil-to-seed contact. Remove perennial weeds and large stones, relieve serious compaction and create a fine surface suitable for sowing.
For overseeding, mow appropriately, remove excessive thatch and open the surface so seed can reach the soil rather than remaining suspended in existing foliage.
Sowing & establishment
Sow at the rate stated on the current DLF product information for the specific mixture and application. The master export does not establish a verified sowing rate for every mixture, so no generic rate has been invented here.
Distribute seed evenly, lightly incorporate or firm it into the surface as appropriate and keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination without waterlogging or washing seed into piles.
Aftercare
Allow seedlings to establish before the first cut. Use sharp mower blades and avoid removing too much leaf in a single mowing. Longer-term performance depends on appropriate mowing, nutrition, irrigation, aeration and soil management.
PM70 Masterline Recreation Grass Seed 20kg product details
| Brand | DLF Masterline |
|---|---|
| Mixture | Recreation |
| Product code | PM70 |
| Pack size | 20kg |
| Primary application | general-purpose recreational and amenity turf |
PM70 Masterline Recreation Grass Seed 20kg FAQs
What is this grass seed mixture designed for?
Masterline Recreation is intended for general-purpose recreational and amenity turf. What size bag is supplied?
This version is supplied in a 20kg bag. Can it be used for overseeding?
It can be used for renovation where the mixture suits the existing turf and site. Prepare the surface so seed can make good contact with the soil. What sowing rate should I use?
Use the current DLF sowing-rate guidance for this specific Masterline mixture and whether you are establishing new turf or overseeding. A single generic rate should not be applied across every mixture. When is the best time to sow grass seed?
Sow when soil conditions are suitable for germination and establishment, with adequate moisture and temperatures appropriate to the species in the mixture. Avoid extreme heat, drought, frozen ground or waterlogged conditions. How should newly sown grass be watered?
Keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination using gentle irrigation that does not move the seed or create waterlogging. When should new grass be cut for the first time?
Wait until seedlings are sufficiently established, then mow with sharp blades and remove only a modest proportion of the leaf at the first cuts.
£169.00
Unit price per£169.00
Unit price perThe PM60 Masterline Greenshade Grass Seed 20kg is a DLF Masterline grass seed mixture intended for turf areas where shade tolerance is an important consideration.
Choosing the right seed mixture is an important part of establishing a lawn or amenity surface that suits the site's light levels, expected wear, mowing regime and desired appearance.
Pack size: 20kg.
Key benefits
Where to use it
Use this mixture for turf areas where shade tolerance is an important consideration. Consider shade, drainage, soil condition, traffic and mowing height before choosing a seed mixture for a new lawn or renovation programme.
Preparing for grass seed
Prepare a firm, level seedbed with good soil-to-seed contact. Remove perennial weeds and large stones, relieve serious compaction and create a fine surface suitable for sowing.
For overseeding, mow appropriately, remove excessive thatch and open the surface so seed can reach the soil rather than remaining suspended in existing foliage.
Sowing & establishment
Sow at the rate stated on the current DLF product information for the specific mixture and application. The master export does not establish a verified sowing rate for every mixture, so no generic rate has been invented here.
Distribute seed evenly, lightly incorporate or firm it into the surface as appropriate and keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination without waterlogging or washing seed into piles.
Aftercare
Allow seedlings to establish before the first cut. Use sharp mower blades and avoid removing too much leaf in a single mowing. Longer-term performance depends on appropriate mowing, nutrition, irrigation, aeration and soil management.
PM60 Masterline Greenshade Grass Seed 20kg product details
| Brand | DLF Masterline |
|---|---|
| Mixture | Greenshade |
| Product code | PM60 |
| Pack size | 20kg |
| Primary application | turf areas where shade tolerance is an important consideration |
PM60 Masterline Greenshade Grass Seed 20kg FAQs
What is this grass seed mixture designed for?
Masterline Greenshade is intended for turf areas where shade tolerance is an important consideration. What size bag is supplied?
This version is supplied in a 20kg bag. Can it be used for overseeding?
It can be used for renovation where the mixture suits the existing turf and site. Prepare the surface so seed can make good contact with the soil. What sowing rate should I use?
Use the current DLF sowing-rate guidance for this specific Masterline mixture and whether you are establishing new turf or overseeding. A single generic rate should not be applied across every mixture. When is the best time to sow grass seed?
Sow when soil conditions are suitable for germination and establishment, with adequate moisture and temperatures appropriate to the species in the mixture. Avoid extreme heat, drought, frozen ground or waterlogged conditions. How should newly sown grass be watered?
Keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination using gentle irrigation that does not move the seed or create waterlogging. When should new grass be cut for the first time?
Wait until seedlings are sufficiently established, then mow with sharp blades and remove only a modest proportion of the leaf at the first cuts.
The PM52 Masterline Greenfire Grass Seed 5kg is a DLF Masterline grass seed mixture intended for high-quality lawn and amenity turf establishment or renovation.
Choosing the right seed mixture is an important part of establishing a lawn or amenity surface that suits the site's light levels, expected wear, mowing regime and desired appearance.
Pack size: 5kg.
Key benefits
Where to use it
Use this mixture for high-quality lawn and amenity turf establishment or renovation. Consider shade, drainage, soil condition, traffic and mowing height before choosing a seed mixture for a new lawn or renovation programme.
Preparing for grass seed
Prepare a firm, level seedbed with good soil-to-seed contact. Remove perennial weeds and large stones, relieve serious compaction and create a fine surface suitable for sowing.
For overseeding, mow appropriately, remove excessive thatch and open the surface so seed can reach the soil rather than remaining suspended in existing foliage.
Sowing & establishment
Sow at the rate stated on the current DLF product information for the specific mixture and application. The master export does not establish a verified sowing rate for every mixture, so no generic rate has been invented here.
Distribute seed evenly, lightly incorporate or firm it into the surface as appropriate and keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination without waterlogging or washing seed into piles.
Aftercare
Allow seedlings to establish before the first cut. Use sharp mower blades and avoid removing too much leaf in a single mowing. Longer-term performance depends on appropriate mowing, nutrition, irrigation, aeration and soil management.
PM52 Masterline Greenfire Grass Seed 5kg product details
| Brand | DLF Masterline |
|---|---|
| Mixture | Greenfire |
| Product code | PM52 |
| Pack size | 5kg |
| Primary application | high-quality lawn and amenity turf establishment or renovation |
PM52 Masterline Greenfire Grass Seed 5kg FAQs
What is this grass seed mixture designed for?
Masterline Greenfire is intended for high-quality lawn and amenity turf establishment or renovation. What size bag is supplied?
This version is supplied in a 5kg bag. Can it be used for overseeding?
It can be used for renovation where the mixture suits the existing turf and site. Prepare the surface so seed can make good contact with the soil. What sowing rate should I use?
Use the current DLF sowing-rate guidance for this specific Masterline mixture and whether you are establishing new turf or overseeding. A single generic rate should not be applied across every mixture. When is the best time to sow grass seed?
Sow when soil conditions are suitable for germination and establishment, with adequate moisture and temperatures appropriate to the species in the mixture. Avoid extreme heat, drought, frozen ground or waterlogged conditions. How should newly sown grass be watered?
Keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination using gentle irrigation that does not move the seed or create waterlogging. When should new grass be cut for the first time?
Wait until seedlings are sufficiently established, then mow with sharp blades and remove only a modest proportion of the leaf at the first cuts.
£127.67
Unit price per£127.67
Unit price perThe PM50 Masterline Quality Lawn Grass Seed 20kg is a DLF Masterline grass seed mixture intended for high-quality domestic and landscape lawns.
Choosing the right seed mixture is an important part of establishing a lawn or amenity surface that suits the site's light levels, expected wear, mowing regime and desired appearance.
Pack size: 20kg.
Key benefits
Where to use it
Use this mixture for high-quality domestic and landscape lawns. Consider shade, drainage, soil condition, traffic and mowing height before choosing a seed mixture for a new lawn or renovation programme.
Preparing for grass seed
Prepare a firm, level seedbed with good soil-to-seed contact. Remove perennial weeds and large stones, relieve serious compaction and create a fine surface suitable for sowing.
For overseeding, mow appropriately, remove excessive thatch and open the surface so seed can reach the soil rather than remaining suspended in existing foliage.
Sowing & establishment
Sow at the rate stated on the current DLF product information for the specific mixture and application. The master export does not establish a verified sowing rate for every mixture, so no generic rate has been invented here.
Distribute seed evenly, lightly incorporate or firm it into the surface as appropriate and keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination without waterlogging or washing seed into piles.
Aftercare
Allow seedlings to establish before the first cut. Use sharp mower blades and avoid removing too much leaf in a single mowing. Longer-term performance depends on appropriate mowing, nutrition, irrigation, aeration and soil management.
PM50 Masterline Quality Lawn Grass Seed 20kg product details
| Brand | DLF Masterline |
|---|---|
| Mixture | Quality Lawn |
| Product code | PM50 |
| Pack size | 20kg |
| Primary application | high-quality domestic and landscape lawns |
PM50 Masterline Quality Lawn Grass Seed 20kg FAQs
What is this grass seed mixture designed for?
Masterline Quality Lawn is intended for high-quality domestic and landscape lawns. What size bag is supplied?
This version is supplied in a 20kg bag. Can it be used for overseeding?
It can be used for renovation where the mixture suits the existing turf and site. Prepare the surface so seed can make good contact with the soil. What sowing rate should I use?
Use the current DLF sowing-rate guidance for this specific Masterline mixture and whether you are establishing new turf or overseeding. A single generic rate should not be applied across every mixture. When is the best time to sow grass seed?
Sow when soil conditions are suitable for germination and establishment, with adequate moisture and temperatures appropriate to the species in the mixture. Avoid extreme heat, drought, frozen ground or waterlogged conditions. How should newly sown grass be watered?
Keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination using gentle irrigation that does not move the seed or create waterlogging. When should new grass be cut for the first time?
Wait until seedlings are sufficiently established, then mow with sharp blades and remove only a modest proportion of the leaf at the first cuts.
£137.33
Unit price per£137.33
Unit price perThe PM35 Masterline Universal Grass Seed 20kg is a DLF Masterline grass seed mixture intended for general-purpose lawns, landscaping and amenity turf.
Choosing the right seed mixture is an important part of establishing a lawn or amenity surface that suits the site's light levels, expected wear, mowing regime and desired appearance.
Pack size: 20kg.
Key benefits
Where to use it
Use this mixture for general-purpose lawns, landscaping and amenity turf. Consider shade, drainage, soil condition, traffic and mowing height before choosing a seed mixture for a new lawn or renovation programme.
Preparing for grass seed
Prepare a firm, level seedbed with good soil-to-seed contact. Remove perennial weeds and large stones, relieve serious compaction and create a fine surface suitable for sowing.
For overseeding, mow appropriately, remove excessive thatch and open the surface so seed can reach the soil rather than remaining suspended in existing foliage.
Sowing & establishment
Sow at the rate stated on the current DLF product information for the specific mixture and application. The master export does not establish a verified sowing rate for every mixture, so no generic rate has been invented here.
Distribute seed evenly, lightly incorporate or firm it into the surface as appropriate and keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination without waterlogging or washing seed into piles.
Aftercare
Allow seedlings to establish before the first cut. Use sharp mower blades and avoid removing too much leaf in a single mowing. Longer-term performance depends on appropriate mowing, nutrition, irrigation, aeration and soil management.
PM35 Masterline Universal Grass Seed 20kg product details
| Brand | DLF Masterline |
|---|---|
| Mixture | Universal |
| Product code | PM35 |
| Pack size | 20kg |
| Primary application | general-purpose lawns, landscaping and amenity turf |
PM35 Masterline Universal Grass Seed 20kg FAQs
What is this grass seed mixture designed for?
Masterline Universal is intended for general-purpose lawns, landscaping and amenity turf. What size bag is supplied?
This version is supplied in a 20kg bag. Can it be used for overseeding?
It can be used for renovation where the mixture suits the existing turf and site. Prepare the surface so seed can make good contact with the soil. What sowing rate should I use?
Use the current DLF sowing-rate guidance for this specific Masterline mixture and whether you are establishing new turf or overseeding. A single generic rate should not be applied across every mixture. When is the best time to sow grass seed?
Sow when soil conditions are suitable for germination and establishment, with adequate moisture and temperatures appropriate to the species in the mixture. Avoid extreme heat, drought, frozen ground or waterlogged conditions. How should newly sown grass be watered?
Keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination using gentle irrigation that does not move the seed or create waterlogging. When should new grass be cut for the first time?
Wait until seedlings are sufficiently established, then mow with sharp blades and remove only a modest proportion of the leaf at the first cuts.
The PM25 Masterline Gro-Slow Grass Seed 20kg is a DLF Masterline grass seed mixture intended for situations where a slower-growing turf mixture is preferred.
Choosing the right seed mixture is an important part of establishing a lawn or amenity surface that suits the site's light levels, expected wear, mowing regime and desired appearance.
Pack size: 20kg.
Key benefits
Where to use it
Use this mixture for situations where a slower-growing turf mixture is preferred. Consider shade, drainage, soil condition, traffic and mowing height before choosing a seed mixture for a new lawn or renovation programme.
Preparing for grass seed
Prepare a firm, level seedbed with good soil-to-seed contact. Remove perennial weeds and large stones, relieve serious compaction and create a fine surface suitable for sowing.
For overseeding, mow appropriately, remove excessive thatch and open the surface so seed can reach the soil rather than remaining suspended in existing foliage.
Sowing & establishment
Sow at the rate stated on the current DLF product information for the specific mixture and application. The master export does not establish a verified sowing rate for every mixture, so no generic rate has been invented here.
Distribute seed evenly, lightly incorporate or firm it into the surface as appropriate and keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination without waterlogging or washing seed into piles.
Aftercare
Allow seedlings to establish before the first cut. Use sharp mower blades and avoid removing too much leaf in a single mowing. Longer-term performance depends on appropriate mowing, nutrition, irrigation, aeration and soil management.
PM25 Masterline Gro-Slow Grass Seed 20kg product details
| Brand | DLF Masterline |
|---|---|
| Mixture | Gro-Slow |
| Product code | PM25 |
| Pack size | 20kg |
| Primary application | situations where a slower-growing turf mixture is preferred |
PM25 Masterline Gro-Slow Grass Seed 20kg FAQs
What is this grass seed mixture designed for?
Masterline Gro-Slow is intended for situations where a slower-growing turf mixture is preferred. What size bag is supplied?
This version is supplied in a 20kg bag. Can it be used for overseeding?
It can be used for renovation where the mixture suits the existing turf and site. Prepare the surface so seed can make good contact with the soil. What sowing rate should I use?
Use the current DLF sowing-rate guidance for this specific Masterline mixture and whether you are establishing new turf or overseeding. A single generic rate should not be applied across every mixture. When is the best time to sow grass seed?
Sow when soil conditions are suitable for germination and establishment, with adequate moisture and temperatures appropriate to the species in the mixture. Avoid extreme heat, drought, frozen ground or waterlogged conditions. How should newly sown grass be watered?
Keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination using gentle irrigation that does not move the seed or create waterlogging. When should new grass be cut for the first time?
Wait until seedlings are sufficiently established, then mow with sharp blades and remove only a modest proportion of the leaf at the first cuts.
£125.00
Unit price per£125.00
Unit price perThe PM20 Masterline Fine Turf Grass Seed 20kg is a DLF Masterline grass seed mixture intended for fine lawns and ornamental turf.
Choosing the right seed mixture is an important part of establishing a lawn or amenity surface that suits the site's light levels, expected wear, mowing regime and desired appearance.
Pack size: 20kg.
Key benefits
Where to use it
Use this mixture for fine lawns and ornamental turf. Consider shade, drainage, soil condition, traffic and mowing height before choosing a seed mixture for a new lawn or renovation programme.
Preparing for grass seed
Prepare a firm, level seedbed with good soil-to-seed contact. Remove perennial weeds and large stones, relieve serious compaction and create a fine surface suitable for sowing.
For overseeding, mow appropriately, remove excessive thatch and open the surface so seed can reach the soil rather than remaining suspended in existing foliage.
Sowing & establishment
Sow at the rate stated on the current DLF product information for the specific mixture and application. The master export does not establish a verified sowing rate for every mixture, so no generic rate has been invented here.
Distribute seed evenly, lightly incorporate or firm it into the surface as appropriate and keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination without waterlogging or washing seed into piles.
Aftercare
Allow seedlings to establish before the first cut. Use sharp mower blades and avoid removing too much leaf in a single mowing. Longer-term performance depends on appropriate mowing, nutrition, irrigation, aeration and soil management.
PM20 Masterline Fine Turf Grass Seed 20kg product details
| Brand | DLF Masterline |
|---|---|
| Mixture | Fine Turf |
| Product code | PM20 |
| Pack size | 20kg |
| Primary application | fine lawns and ornamental turf |
PM20 Masterline Fine Turf Grass Seed 20kg FAQs
What is this grass seed mixture designed for?
Masterline Fine Turf is intended for fine lawns and ornamental turf. What size bag is supplied?
This version is supplied in a 20kg bag. Can it be used for overseeding?
It can be used for renovation where the mixture suits the existing turf and site. Prepare the surface so seed can make good contact with the soil. What sowing rate should I use?
Use the current DLF sowing-rate guidance for this specific Masterline mixture and whether you are establishing new turf or overseeding. A single generic rate should not be applied across every mixture. When is the best time to sow grass seed?
Sow when soil conditions are suitable for germination and establishment, with adequate moisture and temperatures appropriate to the species in the mixture. Avoid extreme heat, drought, frozen ground or waterlogged conditions. How should newly sown grass be watered?
Keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination using gentle irrigation that does not move the seed or create waterlogging. When should new grass be cut for the first time?
Wait until seedlings are sufficiently established, then mow with sharp blades and remove only a modest proportion of the leaf at the first cuts.
£236.67
Unit price per£236.67
Unit price perThe PM10 Masterline Traditional Grass Seed 20kg is a DLF Masterline grass seed mixture intended for traditional lawn and fine amenity turf.
Choosing the right seed mixture is an important part of establishing a lawn or amenity surface that suits the site's light levels, expected wear, mowing regime and desired appearance.
Pack size: 20kg.
Key benefits
Where to use it
Use this mixture for traditional lawn and fine amenity turf. Consider shade, drainage, soil condition, traffic and mowing height before choosing a seed mixture for a new lawn or renovation programme.
Preparing for grass seed
Prepare a firm, level seedbed with good soil-to-seed contact. Remove perennial weeds and large stones, relieve serious compaction and create a fine surface suitable for sowing.
For overseeding, mow appropriately, remove excessive thatch and open the surface so seed can reach the soil rather than remaining suspended in existing foliage.
Sowing & establishment
Sow at the rate stated on the current DLF product information for the specific mixture and application. The master export does not establish a verified sowing rate for every mixture, so no generic rate has been invented here.
Distribute seed evenly, lightly incorporate or firm it into the surface as appropriate and keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination without waterlogging or washing seed into piles.
Aftercare
Allow seedlings to establish before the first cut. Use sharp mower blades and avoid removing too much leaf in a single mowing. Longer-term performance depends on appropriate mowing, nutrition, irrigation, aeration and soil management.
PM10 Masterline Traditional Grass Seed 20kg product details
| Brand | DLF Masterline |
|---|---|
| Mixture | Traditional |
| Product code | PM10 |
| Pack size | 20kg |
| Primary application | traditional lawn and fine amenity turf |
PM10 Masterline Traditional Grass Seed 20kg FAQs
What is this grass seed mixture designed for?
Masterline Traditional is intended for traditional lawn and fine amenity turf. What size bag is supplied?
This version is supplied in a 20kg bag. Can it be used for overseeding?
It can be used for renovation where the mixture suits the existing turf and site. Prepare the surface so seed can make good contact with the soil. What sowing rate should I use?
Use the current DLF sowing-rate guidance for this specific Masterline mixture and whether you are establishing new turf or overseeding. A single generic rate should not be applied across every mixture. When is the best time to sow grass seed?
Sow when soil conditions are suitable for germination and establishment, with adequate moisture and temperatures appropriate to the species in the mixture. Avoid extreme heat, drought, frozen ground or waterlogged conditions. How should newly sown grass be watered?
Keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination using gentle irrigation that does not move the seed or create waterlogging. When should new grass be cut for the first time?
Wait until seedlings are sufficiently established, then mow with sharp blades and remove only a modest proportion of the leaf at the first cuts.
£118.33
Unit price per£118.33
Unit price perThe PM10 Masterline Traditional Grass Seed 10kg is a DLF Masterline grass seed mixture intended for traditional lawn and fine amenity turf.
Choosing the right seed mixture is an important part of establishing a lawn or amenity surface that suits the site's light levels, expected wear, mowing regime and desired appearance.
Pack size: 10kg.
Key benefits
Where to use it
Use this mixture for traditional lawn and fine amenity turf. Consider shade, drainage, soil condition, traffic and mowing height before choosing a seed mixture for a new lawn or renovation programme.
Preparing for grass seed
Prepare a firm, level seedbed with good soil-to-seed contact. Remove perennial weeds and large stones, relieve serious compaction and create a fine surface suitable for sowing.
For overseeding, mow appropriately, remove excessive thatch and open the surface so seed can reach the soil rather than remaining suspended in existing foliage.
Sowing & establishment
Sow at the rate stated on the current DLF product information for the specific mixture and application. The master export does not establish a verified sowing rate for every mixture, so no generic rate has been invented here.
Distribute seed evenly, lightly incorporate or firm it into the surface as appropriate and keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination without waterlogging or washing seed into piles.
Aftercare
Allow seedlings to establish before the first cut. Use sharp mower blades and avoid removing too much leaf in a single mowing. Longer-term performance depends on appropriate mowing, nutrition, irrigation, aeration and soil management.
PM10 Masterline Traditional Grass Seed 10kg product details
| Brand | DLF Masterline |
|---|---|
| Mixture | Traditional |
| Product code | PM10 |
| Pack size | 10kg |
| Primary application | traditional lawn and fine amenity turf |
PM10 Masterline Traditional Grass Seed 10kg FAQs
What is this grass seed mixture designed for?
Masterline Traditional is intended for traditional lawn and fine amenity turf. What size bag is supplied?
This version is supplied in a 10kg bag. Can it be used for overseeding?
It can be used for renovation where the mixture suits the existing turf and site. Prepare the surface so seed can make good contact with the soil. What sowing rate should I use?
Use the current DLF sowing-rate guidance for this specific Masterline mixture and whether you are establishing new turf or overseeding. A single generic rate should not be applied across every mixture. When is the best time to sow grass seed?
Sow when soil conditions are suitable for germination and establishment, with adequate moisture and temperatures appropriate to the species in the mixture. Avoid extreme heat, drought, frozen ground or waterlogged conditions. How should newly sown grass be watered?
Keep the seedbed consistently moist during germination using gentle irrigation that does not move the seed or create waterlogging. When should new grass be cut for the first time?
Wait until seedlings are sufficiently established, then mow with sharp blades and remove only a modest proportion of the leaf at the first cuts.
The Lawn Care collection includes products designed to support healthy, resilient turf across landscaping, amenity and professional maintenance environments. Proper lawn care improves appearance, durability and resistance to wear and disease.
Supplied through landscaper supplies and horticultural distributors, this range supports professional turf management programmes. It is widely used in commercial landscaping, sports grounds and public green spaces.