Due to unprecedented demand we have had to take the decision to stop taking all orders for the next few days
We will be re-opening our online ordering just as soon as we can
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We are experiencing a very high level of orders at present and dispatching these as quickly as we can. Please bear with us!
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Have been meaning to contact you for ages to thank you Serena for packing up the three fruit trees which we collected enroute from France on 31st March. I planted the trees two days later and they are doing well.Very many thanks.
Marcia Ross, Cheshire
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We are experiencing a very high level of orders at present and dispatching these as quickly as we can. Please bear with us!
Special Offers
Redeem Offer Code
Redeem Gift Voucher
Scarecrow Members
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Have been meaning to contact you for ages to thank you Serena for packing up the three fruit trees which we collected enroute from France on 31st March. I planted the trees two days later and they are doing well.Very many thanks.
Marcia Ross, Cheshire
Emerald Velvet Lawn Grass Seed
- Makes a fine lawn.
- Best sown in Spring or Autumn.
Supplied as a 225g pack of seed suitable for an area of approximately 3 square metres.
This Product is Available Now.GBP1 or more £3.50 each
For the finest lawn grass with good wearing properties (as fine as a bowling green) with no course rye grass - there is none better than our selected blend we call ‘Emerald Velvet’.
Whether it be for a complete new lawn, small area or large, or simply patching up an old lawn we are sure you will be delighted.
We do not make any false or misleading claims nor do we pretend that ‘Emerald Velvatina’ is the cheapest – but for those who want a truly Emerald Velvet lawn it is a must!
A mix of the following varieties: Highland (Agrostis castellana), Celianna (Festuca rubra rubra), Dorianna (Festuca rubra com) Count (Festuca rubra litoralis), Fancy (Lolium penne).
- Sow at a rate of 70g per square metre (2oz per square yard).
- Best sown in the Autumn or Spring. Traditionally Autumn is chosen for Southern gardeners and Spring for Northern gardeners.
- Sow onto damp soil and when the weather outlook is for neither heavy rain or extended drought.
