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Turf Solutions Australia
Green Lawnger Packshot

Green Lawnger®

Turf Paint and Divot Mix Colourant

Instantly restores natural green colour to dormant or discoloured turf

Green Lawnger® is a natural green pigment, not a dye, that restores the natural green colour to turf for up to four months after a single application.

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Key benefits

  • Durable, natural green colour that won't fade to blue
  • Longer lasting colour under prolonged UV exposure
  • Replaces expensive over-seeding programs

How to use

Before applying Green Lawnger®, mow turf area to desired height. 1L of Green Lawnger covers between 100 and 300m2 of turf. The wide coverage range is due to the type of condition of grass being treated, and turf colour desired. For fall application on dormant turf, dilute 1L of Green Lawnger® with 7 to 9 L of water. For a darker colour, a lower volume of water is recommended. Some experimentation may be required with ratios. For summer application on discoloured turf, dilute 1L with 15 to 20 L of water. Rate depends on desired colour. For best results on discoloured areas, two applications are recommended to blend the applied area with the existing healthy turf.

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Crop suitability

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    Warm and cool season turf

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