Published : 05/23/2025

Green Calendar June 2025

By : Davide - Categories : Lawn care

WHAT SHOULD BE DONE IN THE LAWN IN JUNE?

• Raise the cut by about 1 - 1.5 centimetres compared to what is normally done during seasons of high vegetative growth intensity.

• Reduce quick-acting nitrogen fertilisers, preferring fertilisers with controlled nitrogen and a high presence of potassium.

• Extend irrigation cycles with abundant quantities, bringing them up to 10 litres per square metre in the months of July and August, or during anticyclonic phases and use wetting agents for water conservation such as WATER PLUS.

• Intervene with biostimulants based on humic and fulvic acids such as VIGOR LIQUID and/or with amino acids such as ALWAYS which contribute to improving the metabolism of the plant under stress by reducing the negative effects, especially those of free radicals.

INDEX

1. LATE SOWING
2. GRANULAR AND LIQUID FERTILIZERS
3. MACROTHERMAL SEEDS
4. BIOSTIMULANTS AND BIOACTIVES

1. LATE SOWING

ROYAL BLUE PLUS

90% Festuca arundinacea, 10% Poa pratense

TANNED SEED

Developed characteristics of resistance to drought and salinity, to thermal extremes, to the main pathologies, to trampling and even to partial shade.

Leaf texture: narrow.

Color: dark.

ROYAL SHADE PLUS

35% Festuca rubra rubra, 30% Lolium perenne, 20% Festuca ovina duriuscula, 15% Festuca rubra commutata

TANNED SEED

Improved photosynthetic capacity and important development of the root system. Ideal for shaded areas.

Leaf texture: fine.

Color: dark.

ROYAL STRONG PLUS

100% Festuca arundinacea

TANNED SEED

Stress resistance characteristics developed, with rhizomes production and very high tillering capacity. For all overseeding/regeneration interventions on mixtures based on dark tall fescues.

Leaf texture: narrow.

Color: dark.

2. GRANULAR AND LIQUID FERTILIZERS

SUMMER K 10-0-30

Anti-stress summer and winter, gives vegetation greater tolerance to thermal and water stress. Prevents potassium leaching.

Duration of assignment: 10-12 weeks.

Dosage: 30-40 g/m2.

PRO LIFE 10-5-15 + 2 MgO + 0.5 Fe + Mn + Zn

Natural anti-stress fertilization for water and nutritional savings with humic and fulvic acids to be carried out before the summer heat and winter cold, to naturally strengthen the lawn. Amendant effect.

Duration of assignment: 6-10 weeks.

Dosage: 25-35 g/m2.

NUTRAFORTE 4-3-8 + 2 MgO

Anti-stress action, restoration of biofertility, strengthening and root fasciculation. FREE FROM BAD ODORS. Ideal for basic fertilization, correction of organic substance deficiencies.

Duration of assignment: 10-12 weeks.

Dosage: 40-100 g/m2.

3. MACROTHERMAL SEEDS

BERMS GRASS

100% Cynodon Dactylon var. comm.

Excellent colonization of spaces thanks to the presence of robust rhizomes and stolons. Does not tolerate shade. Excellent resistance to heat and drought.

Leaf texture: medium.

Color: bright.

BERMUDAGRASS

100% Bermuda Grass

High quality and rapid colonization of spaces (stolons and rhizomes). Does not like shade. Strong tolerance of trampling and low cutting heights. Very high tolerance to heat and drought.

Leaf texture: fine.

Color: bright.

KIKUYU

100% Pennisetum clandestinum

Maintains color even at medium-low temperatures. Short winter dormancy. Excellent resistance to trampling. Vigorous plant with important stolons and rhizomes. Average shade tolerance.

Leaf texture: medium.

Color: bright.

BAHIAGRASS

100% Paspalum notatum

Low maintenance lawn. Creeping habit. High tolerance of salinity. Medium tolerance of shade conditions. Winter dormancy.

Leaf texture: medium.

Color: bright.

DICHONDRA

100% Dichondra repens or Dichondra micrantha var. comm.

Low maintenance requirements. Excellent shade resistance. Poor tolerance to trampling. Fears the winter cold.

Leaf texture: heart-shaped.

Color: dark.

4. BIOSTIMULANTS AND BIOACTIVES

FLY

Integrated mycorrhizal inoculum containing Metarhizium anisopliae, Beauveria bassiana and PGPR bacteria. Parasitizes the larvae of harmful insects, especially Noctuids and some Coleoptera.

Dosage:

Radical: 25-30 g/100 m2 diluted in 10-20 litres of water.

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