Designed for shady places
Some species and varieties are better adapted to situations with low light intensity than others. We have tested a great number of varieties and selected those with the best shade tolerance to be used for Shademaster.
Fescues in front
Mixtures for shady places should contain a considerable proportion of fescue as these species at the same time are tolerant to shadow and drought. Due to this they are able to form a nice looking turf with some tolerance to wear.
Two choices
There are two versions of Shademaster. One with red fescue for cold and temperate regions and one with tall fescue for hot and dry areas.
Ratings
Scale 1-9, where 9 = best or most pronounced
Hard Wearing
Fine Lawn
Repair
Drought
Shade
Cold
Salinity
Moss
Low Maintenance
- Perfect for parks and for home gardens
- Specially designed for shade resistance
- Luxury lawn under various conditions
- Two formulas: Cold and temperate as well as hot
and dry regions
Shademaster HotHot and dry climates | |
|---|---|
| Mixture Composition | |
| Perennial ryegrass | 10 % |
| Tall fescue | 50 % |
| Strong creeping red fescue | 20 % |
| Smooth-stalked meadow-grass | 20 % |
