LawnPro Smart Patch Mix

Active Ingredients

Contains a blend of aqua–gel coated rye grass seed, water storage granules, gypsum and starter fertiliser.

Available Sizes

• 600g pack (SKU: G42115)

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Regulations

HSNO Approval Code: HSR002571
LawnPro Smart Patch Mix SDS

Preparation:

Before preparing the bare patch for sowing ensure that, if possible, the problem causing the bare patch is solved. To identify causes of bare patches and find solutions, go to the Problem Solver.

1. Use a rake to remove dead grass and debris from the bald patch and to loosen the top layer of the soil a little.
2. Water the bare patch with a watering can or sprinkler until the soil is moist.
3. If the level of the bare patch is much lower than the surrounding soil, you will need to level it off using a fine layer of top soil.
4. Rake this over to level it off and incorporate a little soil with the surrounding lawn so the patch is not so defined.

Sowing Seed:

1. Ensuring the contents are well mixed, scoop out a handful of the seed mix and scatter onto the soil of the damaged area.
2. Make sure that the mixture covers all the bare patch.
3. Rake lightly to incorporate with the top soil.
4. Water gently with a watering can or gentle sprinkler.

After Sowing:

1. Keep the patch moist by watering gently but deeply every couple of days taking care not to wash the seeds away.
2. Protect the patch from being disturbed by keeping children and pets off the area.
3. The new patch can be mowed when new growth is established (5 – 8cm high).

LawnPro Smart Patch Mix Technical Sheet

• Keep out of reach of children.
• Store in a cool dry place, out of direct sunlight and use within season of purchase.
• Please follow cautionary labels and safety instructions located on the product packaging.

Safe disposal of containers and chemicals

Safe storage of home and garden products

• Lawn seed may be sown from Sep – Jun. However, for best results, sow in spring from Sep – Oct, and in early autumn from mid–March to mid–April.
• These recommendations should be adjusted to the warmer end of these periods for more southerly areas.
• Store in a cool dry place, out of direct sunlight and use within season of purchase.

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