Hard-wearing, dense and fast-recovering ryegrass for wicket preparation
MM50 Cricket is specially formulated for cricket square renovation, end-of-season repair and intensive mid-season patching. This premium blend of fine-leaved perennial ryegrasses delivers the durability and density required to withstand the extreme wear found on cricket wickets. Fast to germinate and quick to recover, MM50 Cricket produces a fine-textured, high-density sward capable of maintaining exceptional performance under very close mowing - crucial for preparing true, reliable cricket playing surfaces throughout the season.
This mixture is treated with Headstart® GOLD
| % | Cultivar | Species |
| 25% | SINGAPORE | Perennial Ryegrass |
| 35% | MUMBAI | Perennial Ryegrass |
| 30% | CHLOE | Perennial Ryegrass |
| 10% | ANISTON | Perennial Ryegrass |
Sowing Rate: 35-60g/m2
Oversowing Rate: 25-50g/m2
Pack Size: 10kg & 20kg
Cutting Height: Down to 4mm
DLF is proud to have some of the highest STRI rated cultivars, meaning you can feel confident that your turf grass seed has the best chance at creating the elite facilities you are looking for. BSPB is a trade association providing accurately analysed and independently supervised trials for turf seed companies.
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