The right lawn for every garden.

Almost all garden owners share the same dream: the perfect lawn. But just as diverse as their inhabitants are their ideas of what constitutes the perfect lawn. For example, many families want their kids to be able to hold wild ball tournaments, while other garden enthusiasts want to admire the perfectly green English lawn in all areas of the garden, regardless of whether it's sunny or not.

Fortunately, modern lawn varieties nowadays leave practically nothing to be desired. For all needs and all conditions, there are now lawn varieties that are tailored to specific requirements. The right mixture makes it possible, because commercially available lawn seeds actually use mixtures that have the desired characteristics. This allows neighboring grass plants to fully exploit their strengths, compensate for each other's weaknesses, and the overall result is convincing.

Especially parents with children who love to run around, as well as dog owners, should accordingly opt for more robust lawn varieties. For domestic wear and tear, these are play and sports lawns. The blades of these grass types quickly stand back up, even after some rough and tumble play.

The particularly robust wear-resistant and sports lawns are more suitable for tough cases like digging-prone terriers and soccer cleats. Therefore, they are preferred by public authorities and especially sports clubs. They can withstand matches in rain and mud and are low-maintenance even under the most extreme loads. With more sensitive varieties, the groundskeeper would simply have to reseed too often.

For the convenient gardener or also for weekend and vacation homes, there are special lawn varieties that grow slowly and therefore need to be mowed less often. This also benefits homeowners whose garden is too small to create a compost pile. For such gardeners, however, lawn varieties that produce little clippings are also an option. In many cases, the clippings can simply remain on the lawn, thus eliminating the annoying task of raking them together.

Anyone who wants to plant lawn in areas of their garden that receive little sunlight should find out about the most suitable type of grass. Generally, mixtures are used for such areas that grow particularly densely and thus give annoying moss no chance.

Also, enthusiasts of English lawns or ornamental lawns, who especially appreciate dense growth and a rich green color, tend to walk on the lawn only moderately, and for whom a certain amount of maintenance effort is not a burden, will find particularly evenly and densely growing lawn mixtures that will make their hearts beat faster.