Canada Green3604 Grass Seed, 1kg

We rotovated our garden and started from scratch. My dad recommended this grass seed as the best around as its fast growing and super hardy.We sowed our lawn completely using this seed. It started fo grow in after 7 days and appeared fullt grown after 14 days. We did, however, not use enough seed so we're left with some patchy spots. We purchased another bag and topped up those spots. Final picture is of our gorgeous grass now. We've had so many complements and it certainly looks greener and more healthy than our neighbours! We sowed ours during a rainy spell in July so we didn't have to physically water it as regularly.Follow the instructions and you can't go too wrong!

OK, so I hoped that this bag would restore half of the garden that having a new fence pencel in destroyed. It hasn't. BUT... where it has worked, the grass is very sturdy and withstood being mowed. I will probably need one more bag for a 40m2 with patches to give a rough idea on results to amount I've used.*update* I have now done a second scattering and the grass that has taken is so gorgeous! Very very fine and robust grass that feels very soft. I had to use a lot of seed to get it to take and be so luscious, but it really is worth it. I'll probably be continually spreading this over my garden in the hopes that all my lawn will look like this!Oh and a hint for any gardeneners that have birds steal your grass seed. Grass is of low value to a bird so the seed is the same. Our Robins, blue tit and blackbirds nests, all prefer the snails I leave that I get out of plants or worms when I'm digging. The Robin will happily stay 30cm away from me when I'm planting and he sits next to the grass seed to do it. If you offer a more tempting alternative, they will not need the grass seed. Offer millet or linseed as these are high in fat but not bad fat like sunflowers, although a mix is fine. Suet is also great if feeding youngsters.

I decided this was the year I had to tackle my neglected garden. I have two female dogs (one of which is a digger) and a 'lawn' full of bare patches, holes and weeds. I knew I couldn't do the whole lawn at once because of the dogs, so barricaded half of it off. I didn't prep as well as I should, I'll be honest. But I mowed what grass was there, raked (a bit), and filled in the holes and bare patches with topsoil. Then I just guessed how much seed to use and scattered away. Not the scientific method we're supposed to use, I know. Then plenty of water.(Last year, I bought a robot mower. Spent hours laying the guidewire and boundary wire. Programmed it. It worked great, but there were already bare patches. I measured out grass seed and applied as directed. Nothing grew! Then we had a drought, hosepipe ban, even the established grass stopped growing, ground was so dry that the boundary wire was pushed back up out of it (plus the digging dog helped). The dog dug holes the robot fell into and couldn't get out of, then chewed the wire. It's a good job I love her.)So anyway, this year was the year to sort it. 17 days from my fairly slapdash approach and while it's far from perfect and needs lots more TLC, the difference is pretty remarkable. Being restricted to less than half the garden has been frustrating, so I'll do the rest in smaller sections.And will get the mow-bot going again (but with the wire in a flexible pipe!) as it actually worked brilliantly and I'd rather sit with a G&T and watch it, than mow myself.But would definitely recommend this seed. Took about 10 days to germinate but once it gets going, it seems to thicken up pretty quickly :)

Not used the seed yet but it has always worked well for me when repairing damaged patches in my lawn

Decided earlier this summer to fix our lawn, it was a complete mess after years of neglect, bare patches and what was green was a mass of daisies and clover. Killed all the Daisies and clover with Weedol - worked great BTW, raked off all the dead daisies and clover, bought a few bags of topsoil and raked a fine layer of topsoil over the worst areas with no growth at all, spread this seed evenly over the whole lawn then sprinkled another fine layer of topsoil over the seeds. Watered every day and every day since ( apart from wet days which in this country is every other day it seems, 9 days later the seeds started to sprout. We are now 4 weeks to the day since this was planted and you can see the stage by stage photos. Daily watering when there's no rain is bringing this on well. I cut it during the week on a rare dry day as there was more rain forecast, kept the cutter blades to 40mm so as not to cut it too low, it has grown another three quarters of an inch since the cut.Great stuff, would recommend to anyone, lawn looking superb and getting better as this grass thickens, colour is amazing, almost luminous green.Photos taken July 1st-7th and today 23rd

Bought as we have clay soil but followed instructions with no luck, very disappointed as after 3 weeks nothing to show and doesn't look like anything will...Waste of money