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Vilmorin Universal Lawn Repair Grass Seed 1kg - The professional solution for quickly repairing bare patches in your lawn. This blend of selected grass species offers rapid germination and dense growth, ideal for restoring areas damaged by foot traffic, animals or weather conditions. Suitable for all soil types and climates for a uniform and lasting result.
Vilmorin Universal Lawn Repair Grass Seed 1kg (Reference: 4466314) is the go-to solution for all landscape professionals and homeowners looking to maintain a perfect lawn. This Vilmorin formulation, French leader in seeds since 1743, combines technical expertise and performance to effectively repair all degraded areas of your lawn.
This universal lawn repair seed perfectly meets the needs of rapid repair of damaged lawns. It effectively treats bare patches caused by heavy foot traffic, children's play, pets, or weather damage (frost, drought, disease). Landscapers use it to finish their projects, while homeowners appreciate it for maintaining the aesthetic of their garden without excessive effort.
Its exceptional versatility makes it suitable for all types of environments: family gardens, municipal green spaces, amateur sports fields, and recreational areas. The 1kg pack covers approximately 30 to 40 m² depending on the desired sowing density, offering excellent value for targeted interventions.
This Vilmorin formulation combines several complementary grass species selected for their adaptability and speed of establishment. The blend includes perennial ryegrass for fast germination (7 to 10 days), fescues for drought and wear resistance, and meadow grasses for density and final aesthetic.
This scientifically balanced combination guarantees optimal compatibility with existing lawns, avoiding unsightly visual patches. The seeds are treated to Vilmorin standards to optimise their germination potential and resistance to environmental stress. The product adapts to acidic as well as chalky soils, sunny as well as semi-shaded exposures, with remarkable tolerance to temperature variations.
Proper ground preparation is the crucial step to ensure successful lawn repair. Lightly scarify the areas to be repaired to remove moss and aerate the soil to a depth of 2-3 cm. Add an organic amendment such as compost or potting soil if the ground appears depleted, then level gently with a rake.
Sowing is ideally done in spring (March-May) or autumn (September-October) to take advantage of favourable weather conditions. Spread the seeds at a rate of 25-30g per m², crossing passes to ensure even distribution. Lightly cover with a thin layer of soil or potting mix (2-3mm) then gently firm down with the back of the rake.
Watering should remain regular but moderate for 3 to 4 weeks: keep the substrate moist without waterlogging. Use a fine-rose watering can or an automatic irrigation system to avoid washing away the seeds. The first mowing should take place when the grass reaches 8-10 cm in height, cutting to a maximum of 5-6 cm.
To maximise results, combine this lawn repair seed with a lawn-specific fertiliser rich in phosphorus to stimulate rooting. Adding a germination activator or natural biostimulant noticeably speeds up emergence, particularly useful for emergency interventions during the growing season.
Absolutely avoid sowing in windy conditions which would spread the seeds unevenly, or on frozen ground which would compromise germination. In dry periods, do not hesitate to pre-soak the seeds for 24 hours before sowing to speed up the process. Protect the seeded areas from foot traffic for 6 to 8 weeks to allow optimal rooting.
Professionals recommend planning lawn repairs according to the overall maintenance calendar: scarification in spring, reseeding, then autumn fertilisation to prepare for winter. This systematic approach guarantees a dense and resilient lawn all year round. Store the product in a dry, cool place, away from direct light, to preserve its germination potential for several years.
| Details | Specifications |
|---|---|
| Brand | Vilmorin |
| Reference | 4466314 |
| Packaging | 1 kg box |
| Coverage | 30 to 40 m² |
| Recommended rate | 25-30g per m² |
| Sowing period | March-May and September-October |
| Germination time | 7 to 15 days depending on conditions |
| Soil type | All types, pH 6.0 to 7.5 |
| Exposure | Sun to semi-shade |
| Resistance | Wear, drought, cold |
