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Seed

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The grass is greener when the seed is professionally sourced. Whether you’re a landscaper, estate groundskeeper or sports turf manager, we can help you source premium grass seeds for a healthy and resilient lawn or playing surface.

We stock seed mixes for lawns, paddocks, golf courses and sports pitches, as well as premium wildflower and sunflower seeds from trusted brands including Barenbrug, Green Velvet and Hunters Equestrian. Choosing high quality grass seeds means stronger germination rates and reduced patchiness. Each blend is selected for resilience, performance, and suitability to specific use and conditions.

If you're unsure which seed mix to choose or are looking to order in bulk, our expert team is here to help. Browse our full seed range below or visit our East Yorkshire yard. 

For best results, pair your grass seed with a professional fertiliser to support establishment and long-term performance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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The best grass seed depends on your lawn conditions and how the area will be used. For general lawns, choose a quality lawn seed mix suited to your soil, shade and wear level. For dry areas, a drought-tolerant grass seed mix can help reduce watering needs. For high-traffic areas, choose a hard-wearing mix with strong recovery.
The best time to sow seed in the UK depends on the type of seed, the weather and the conditions it needs to establish well. As a general guide, many seeds are sown in spring, when soil temperatures begin to rise and there is enough moisture to support germination. For lawns, wildflowers and many outdoor seed mixes, spring and early autumn are often the most suitable periods, as conditions are usually mild and rainfall is more consistent. Some seeds can also be started under cover earlier in the year, giving them protection from cold, frost and heavy rain. Always check the guidance for the specific seed you are using, as sowing times can vary. Good soil preparation, the right temperature and consistent moisture will all help achieve stronger, more even results.
Seed germination times vary depending on the seed type, temperature, moisture levels and growing conditions. Some seeds may begin to germinate within a few days, while others can take several weeks. In general, warmer soil temperatures and consistent moisture help seed germinate more quickly and evenly. Cold, dry or waterlogged conditions can slow germination down or reduce success rates. For best results, follow the instructions on the packaging and make sure the seedbed is prepared properly before sowing. If you are unsure which seed is right for your lawn, garden or growing conditions, professional product guidance can help you choose with confidence. This reflects East Riding Horticulture’s focus on making professional-grade products and practical technical advice accessible to both experienced growers and serious home gardeners.

East Riding Horticulture stocks seed from trusted brands including Barenbrug for lawns, landscaping and sports turf, Jessica Bee’s Wildflower for meadows and pollinator-friendly planting, and Hunters Equestrian for paddocks and grazing areas.

The amount of seed you need per m² depends on the product and whether you are sowing a new area or overseeding. As a guide, grass seed is usually applied at around 35-50g per m², while wildflower seed is usually applied at around 2-5g per m². Seed mixes for lawns, paddocks, wildflowers and sports turf all vary, so always check the product page and label before sowing.