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From Neigh to Grey — Horse & Pony Paddock Grass Seed Mix 14kg (1 Acre)
  • Suitable for horses of all ages
  • Hard-wearing and resilient grazing
  • Fast to establish
  • Palatable mix of nutritious grasses
  • Sowing rate: 14kg per acre
£79.99
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Pasture for every stage of the hoof.

From Neigh to Grey is a versatile paddock mixture for mixed horse and pony grazing, from energetic youngsters to older residents who prefer a more leisurely route to the snack zone.

A combination of early and late perennial ryegrasses helps extend the growing season. Meadow fescue, strong creeping red fescue, Timothy and smooth stalked meadow grass add grazing quality, durability and a denser long term sward.

It is an adaptable all round mixture for owners who want one dependable blend across a mixed herd.

Perennial Ryegrass Int Dip PRG 20% - Perennial Ryegrass Late Dip PRG 15%- Meadow Fescue 25% - Strong Creeping Red Fescue 25% - Timothy 10% - Smooth Stalked Meadow Grass 5%
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Pasture for every stage of the hoof.

From Neigh to Grey is a versatile paddock mixture for mixed horse and pony grazing, from energetic youngsters to older residents who prefer a more leisurely route to the snack zone.

A combination of early and late perennial ryegrasses helps extend the growing season. Meadow fescue, strong creeping red fescue, Timothy and smooth stalked meadow grass add grazing quality, durability and a denser long term sward.

It is an adaptable all round mixture for owners who want one dependable blend across a mixed herd.

Perennial Ryegrass Int Dip PRG 20% - Perennial Ryegrass Late Dip PRG 15%- Meadow Fescue 25% - Strong Creeping Red Fescue 25% - Timothy 10% - Smooth Stalked Meadow Grass 5%
Suitable For
  • Horse and pony paddocks
  • Mixed age herds
  • New grazing areas
  • Overseeding tired pasture
  • Fields requiring improved ground cover
  • General purpose equestrian grazing

The mixture is intended for managed grazing. Pasture suitability and intake should always be considered alongside the individual needs of each horse or pony.
Sowing

Best sowing time: March to May, or August to September

Sowing rate: 14 kg per acre

Sowing method: Broadcast or drill shallowly

Sowing depth: No deeper than approximately 1 cm

For new pasture, remove persistent weeds and prepare a fine, firm and level seedbed. Sow evenly and roll afterwards to press the seed into the soil.

For overseeding, reduce the existing grass height, harrow the area to remove dead material and create openings in the surface, then spread the seed evenly.

The rate is a guide. Overseeding a reasonably healthy paddock may require a different approach from completely reseeding bare ground.

Paddock tip: Sow before a period of settled, moist weather where possible. Seed needs moisture to germinate, but saturated or waterlogged soil can cause poor establishment.
Grazing & Care

Do not allow horses or ponies onto newly sown ground until the grass is properly established and firmly rooted.

Test the sward by gripping a handful and pulling gently. If plants pull easily from the soil, they need more time.

A light first cut can encourage tillering and a denser sward. Once grazing begins, introduce animals gradually and avoid grazing the grass down to the soil.

Use rotational grazing where practical, rest worn areas and payparticular attention to gateways, water troughs and feeding points.
Results

Germination often begins within 7 to 21 days when soil is warm and consistently moist. The paddock will need additional time to develop a strong root system.

Once established, the mixture should create palatable, durable pasture with a balance of seasonal growth, ground cover and recovery.

Because good grass should last from neigh
to grey.
No Grow, No Fee

We want your seeds to grow. If you follow our sowing instructions, give them a fair chance, and they still do not grow, we’ll put it right.

Eligible customers can choose either a refund for the seeds that did not grow, or replacement seeds of the same value.

For more information on our policy go to our No Grow No Fee page.

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We understand that sometimes despite best efforts, wild flower seeds may not grow as expected. For cases where your seeds do not germinate or produce plants, we offer a no grow no fee refund policy.

Please contact our customer service team at info@seedrevolution.co.uk within 2 calendar months of the expected germination date to initiate a refund request under our no grow no fee policy. Our team will guide you through the process and may request additional information such as photos or proof of purchase.

Upon review and verification of your request, we will issue a refund or replacement, depending on your preference and our available stock.
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Seeds sold through our website are for sowing purposes only and are not for human or animal consumption. Always keep out of reach of children and pets. Some species may be harmful if eaten by people, pets, horses, or livestock. Do not sow in grazing areas or where animals may eat the seeds or plants unless you have checked the species is suitable. Do not scatter seeds into rivers, ponds, streams, drains, protected habitats, public land, roadsides, nature reserves, or land you do not own or have permission to sow. Always follow the product-specific guidance, sow responsibly and follow local rules.
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