Natural Grass

Natural grass is a surface covering made of real vegetation used in sports fields, stadiums, parks, gardens and other outdoor areas. This type of covering is designed to provide a look and feel similar to areas where grass grows and matures naturally.

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Natural grass turf differs from artificial turf (synthetic grass, artificial grass) because it consists of real plants and requires a natural growth process. These types of surfaces are generally used for sports activities, picnics, outdoor events, and recreational purposes. When used on sports fields, they allow comfortable play for sports such as football, rugby, golf, tennis, and cricket.

  • Has the appearance of natural grass.
  • Maintains its color for a long time due to high UV resistance.
  • Possesses high resistance to wear and friction.
  • Complies with FIFA standards.
  • Ideal for countries with hot and cold climates.
  • Available in light green, dark green, and mixed colors.
Natural Grass Features

Growth Habit

Grass can have different growth habits, such as spreading (rhizomatous) or bunching (clump-forming), affecting how it fills in spaces.

Mowing Height

Different grass types have recommended mowing heights, typically ranging from 1.5 to 3 inches (3.8 to 7.6 cm).

Sunlight Tolerance

Grasses exhibit varying degrees of tolerance to sunlight, with some being shade-tolerant (e.g., fine fescue) and others sun-loving (e.g., Bermuda grass).

Drought Resistance

Some grasses are more drought-resistant, able to thrive with less water, while others require consistent moisture.

Cold Tolerance

Grasses differ in their ability to withstand cold temperatures, with cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass being more cold-hardy.

Soil Adaptability

Natural grass can adapt to different soil types, but some species may prefer sandy, loamy, or clay soils.

Recovery Rate

The ability of grass to recover from damage, such as foot traffic or pet use, varies among species, with some having faster regrowth rates.

Water Requirements

Grass species have distinct water needs, which should be considered when planning irrigation systems and water conservation efforts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is natural grass covering?

Natural grass covering refers to a type of outdoor flooring created by growing live grass plants in soil. It is often used to provide an aesthetic and environmentally friendly surface in sports fields, parks, gardens and recreational areas.

2. What are the advantages of natural grass covering?

Natural grass covering offers many advantages. It offers a natural and lively appearance, contributes to environmental sustainability by promoting oxygen production, provides a comfortable and safe playing surface, and prevents soil erosion thanks to its root structure.

3. How to maintain natural grass covering?

Proper maintenance is essential to the durability of natural turf. Regular maintenance includes mowing to maintain proper height, watering to maintain proper moisture levels, fertilizing to provide essential nutrients, and aeration to increase root growth and water permeability.

4. Is natural grass covering suitable for very hot or very cold climates?

Natural grass is suitable for many climates, but the type of turf must be chosen to suit local climate conditions. Some types of turf are better suited to cold weather conditions, while others are more tolerant of hotter weather conditions.

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