It looks like it would, but why not ask them? There's an enquiry form on their "contact us" page. You could perhaps tell them how their previous recommendation worked out and ask if this would be a better choice. They might be able to offer more insights into why the first seed didn't really work very well for you.
Doncaster, South Yorkshire. Soil type: sandy, well-drained
It looks like it would, but why not ask them? There's an enquiry form on their "contact us" page. You could perhaps tell them how their previous recommendation worked out and ask if this would be a better choice. They might be able to offer more insights into why the first seed didn't really work very well for you.
Thanks and have done. Also contacted another I've found online called Boston Seeds to see what they say. I never realised there was so much difference in types but reading into the specs, it also shows dark green and I always wondered why ours was so dark compared to the neighbours.
I think there probably has to be a tradeoff between grasses that will tolerate some shade, and grasses that will tolerate the wet soil. Neither condition is ideal for lawn grasses. And if you need it to be hardwearing as well, that maybe swings it more towards ryegrass.
Doncaster, South Yorkshire. Soil type: sandy, well-drained
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https://www.lawnsmith.co.uk/shadygreen-lawn-grass-seed?pv=23
https://www.bostonseeds.com/products/grass-seeds/lawn-seeds/bs-quality-hard-wearing-lawn-seed.html
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
https://www.bostonseeds.com/products/grass-seeds/lawn-seeds/bs-quality-hard-wearing-lawn-seed.html
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https://www.lawnsmith.co.uk/shadygreen-lawn-grass-seed?pv=23