SEDUM
Clover
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A durable lawn with a robust root system for high-traffic environments.
Description
Operational Performance
When selecting a grass blend for high-traffic areas, the Sedum variety proves to be a reliable, practical tool. Its fibrous root system tightly binds the topsoil layer, creating a dense turf that remains intact under heavy foot traffic or active use.
Maintenance and Durability
- Trample Resistance: The stated resistance is more than just a claim. In real-world conditions, the surface recovers quickly, avoiding bare spots after mechanical stress.
- Maintenance: The root system requires consistent watering during the first few weeks post-seeding while the turf layer is establishing. Once established, the lawn is low-maintenance, holds its shape well, and requires minimal edge trimming.
- Aesthetics: During the flowering phase, the lawn develops pleasant pink to red hues. This is ideal for those seeking a balance between a functional utility lawn and landscape appeal.
Developed by the A.G. Lorch Potato Research Center, this variety is well-adapted to specific climatic conditions, ensuring predictable results. Seeding rates are standard, and germination is consistent. If you need a lawn that won't degrade after a few active seasons, this variety is a rational choice for functional outdoor spaces.
Specifications
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| Catalog | Catalog → Clover |
| Originator | Federal Research Center of Potato named after A.G. Lorch |
| Originator | Фгбну Федеральный Исследовательский Центр Картофеля Имени А.Г. Лорха |
| Country | Russia |
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