Barenbrug RPR Golf Dense - iron-reinforced golf courses - 15kg to 500m²

Barenbrug RPR Golf Dense is the rock solid grass seed for a very dense turf. Ideal for golf courses that take heart! 🌱 RPR Golf Dense is the successor to Bar Intensive RPR.

RPR Golf Dense forms a very dense turf that still has a fine appearance. This strong mixture has high disease resistance. It is suitable for both sowing and overseeding. Sowing can be done as early as March and, thanks to the fine-leaved English ryegrass, it grows quickly, making the grass seed also suitable for overseeding. The RPR mixture provides a self-healing lawn with high play intensity. In addition, the RPR mixture can be sown early, making your turf green all year round.

For more than half a century, Barenbrug has been growing grasses for golf courses. As a result, golf course mixtures from Barenbrug are highly developed and leading worldwide. Barenbrug works closely with greenkeepers and golf course architects around the world to ensure that new, innovative varieties meet the needs of golf courses.

The strengths of RPR Golf Dense? 💪

• Denser turf
• High disease resistance
• For seeding and overseeding
• Self-healing
• Higher play intensity
• Year-round green

Composition Barenbrug RPR Golf Dense grass seed:

• 20% BARGOLD Lolium Perenne - English Ryegrass
• 15% BARPEARL Festuca rubra litoralis - Red fescue with fine shoots
• 20% BARPRIUM Lolium Perenne - English ryegrass
• 30% DANCING Festuca Rubra Commutata - Common red fescue
• 15% BARNOUSTIE Z Festuca rubra litoralis - Red fescue with fine shoots

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About Barenbrug:

The Royal Barenbrug Group is a global leader in amenity grasses, forage grasses and other leguminous forage crops. The company has been engaged in plant breeding and seed production of amenity grasses since 1904.