Cynodon (cynodon dactylon)
Fine leafed and manicured to perfection
Is it real grass or astroturf? This is the question that will come to mind when passers-by stop to admire your perfectly manicured Couch grass lawn. Its dark green colour and dense texture create a velvety finish that is perfect for golf courses, sports fields and domestic gardens.
ROYAL BLUE
CYNODON
About royal blue Cynodon
Hard as nails even when things get tough
Royal Blue Cynodon, also know as couch grass, is a perennial, indigenous, fine-leafed grass variety that looks delicate, but is surprisingly hard-wearing. It is naturally found in tropical regions, meaning it prefers full sun and fairly regular watering. It prefers loamy, fertile soil, yet can be grown in a broad variety of conditions.
Royal Blue Cynodon has a high density leaf structure and a high tolerance for a low mowing height which results in crisp, flat surfaces.
ROYAL BLUE CYNODON ADVANTAGES
Reasons to love Royal Blue Cynodon
Royal Blue Cynodon is found naturally in tropical areas where annual rainfall ranges from 600–1,800mm, but it is water efficient and can survive drought conditions, meaning it can be planted anywhere with full sun. (It does not like shady areas.)
The high salt tolerance of Royal Blue Cynodon makes it a good choice for coastal regions. Its toughness makes it ideal for sports fields and its fine leaf means that it is great for golf courses too.
Manicured Look
Royal Blue Cynodon has fine blades and grows to be dense, creating a rich green lawn-covering that is designed to impress.
High Traffic
Royal Blue Cynodon can tolerate high foot-fall and is excellent at repairing itself from stress, damage and long periods of drought.
Full Sun
Royal Blue Cynodon’s thrives with high sun exposure, tolerating even the harshest UV conditions.
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royal blue Cynodon Prep
How to get things
prepared for Royal Blue Cynodon
Remove the stones,
weeds, stumps &
existing grass.
Turn the soil and top
dress with compost if
sandy or poor quality.
Create a raked smooth surface 20-30mm below the level of paths.
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