Grass Seeds
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Description |
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| Ryegrass | Lolium perenne L. | Having a fast germination (5-7 days), resistance to trampling and even to high traffic, this ryegrass is a species widely used for rugby, football (soccer) and even golf fields. It also has a deep green color to be incorporated in grass mixtures for gardening and ornamental purposed. The latter is due to the specific lawn lignification (hardening) or ear emergence being belated. |
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| Meadow fescue | Festuca arundinacea Schreb. | A high-rusticity species, which gives a high resistance to high temperatures and traffic. In a very dark green color, it is considered within the fescues category, having a fine texture, quality, persistence, in order to form a uniform lawn. |
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| Fine Fescue | Festuca rubra rubra L. | It is a graminea of very narrow leaves - hence its common name is fine fescue. It has an excellent quality, resistant to high temperatures, therefore, also has resistance in arid and high-salinity soils. It has good establishment properties with high density and low maintenance. |
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| Clover Dwarf | Trifolium repens L. | This genetically enhanced graminea is ideal for lawns, expressing genes of dwarfism. The dwarf clover is ideally recommended for mixtures with grasses, such as perennial ryegrass and fescues with a 5% of usage. |
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| Kentucky Bluegrass | Poa pratensis L. | This very fine graminea is ideal to be used in grass mixtures and in a low percentage, due to its high tillering capacity. Its color is deep green, and is used in mixtures such as Estadio-As. |
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| Bermuda Grass | Cynodon dactylon L. | Fast-growing grass and of high recovery due to its high stoloniferous and rhizomatous capacity. |
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| Bentgrass | Agrostis tenuis L. | This species can be well adapted to very high temperatures, has a very good color in the winter period, and furthermore, a quick recovery in spring. It is very dense and aggressive, besides having a fine texture and supports high salinity and pH is soils. It can be established alone or with other species. |
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