Rolawn Lawn Topdressing is a high quality, sand based, multi-purpose lawn dressing, designed for use on Rolawn lawns. It can also be used to improve any utility lawn. Applying Rolawn Lawn Topdressing will help to enhance a lawn's appearance. It will help stimulate new grass growth, create a level surface, improve drainage and control the build up of thatch.

• Mix of 85% sand and 15% silt/clay
• Friable - easy to apply and incorporate into a lawn.
• Improves existing soil.
• Peat free - environmentally friendly.
• Fertile - promotes denser sward
• Incorporates silt & clay to assist nutrient and moisture retention.
• Derived from prime arable land.

Application:

• Spring & Autumn - up to 3 litres per m² (approx 4kg/m²).
• Summer - up to 1.5 litres per m² (approx 2kg/m²).

Coverage:

• Up to 5m² at a rate of 3 litres per m² (3mm deep)
• Up to 10m² at a rate of 1.5 litres per m² (1.5mm deep)

When to apply Rolawn Lawn Topdressing

Rolawn Lawn Topdressing can be applied anytime, when the grass is actively growing.

Spring & Autumn - application of up to 3 litres/m² (approx. 4kg/m² or 3mm deep) of topdressing will assist in leveling, repairing worn & patchy areas, improving drainage, minimising thatch and promoting growth. If required, it should be done in conjunction with:-

• Scarification
• Hollow tining/forking
• Fertilising
• Overseeding

Summer - application of up to 1.5 litres/m² (approx. 2kg/m² or 1.5mm deep) of topdressing will assist in routine maintenance as worn areas appear. If required, it should be done in conjunction with:-

• Hollow tining/forking
• Fertilising

NB. If drought conditions exist, do not apply topdressing, fertiliser or hollow tine/fork the area.

How to apply Rolawn Lawn Topdressing

Topdressing should only be applied when the grass surface is relatively dry and it should be worked into the sward. Generally this is done using the back of a rake or stiff brush. The application of the topdressing should not be so much that it smothers the grass when work has finished.

Once the operation has been completed, there should be no obvious clumps of topdressing on the surface and the grass should be clearly visible. Watering the lawn when you have finished will put the final touches to the job.
Do not mow immediately after applying the dressing, as mowing may remove some of the dressing and may cause damage and unnecessary wear to the mower.