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Creating the perfect lawn: Rolled or seeded?

Rolled turf is a ready-made solution for creating a green surface on a plot. It is pre-grown grass rolled into rolls, which are laid on prepared soil. The main advantage of roll turf is the instant results. The lawn is laid on the plot in one day and you can enjoy the look of the lawn immediately afterwards. Prefabricated rolls also provide resistance to adverse conditions as they are quality tested to ensure that they are resistant to diseases and pests. In addition to this, roll turf quickly creates a perfect cover, allowing you to use the area for its intended purpose immediately. However, this method also has disadvantages. Firstly, it is more expensive than seeded turf because of the cost of production, transportation and preparation of the rolls. In addition, the choice of roll turf is limited to the grass varieties available, which may not always be suitable for your region. In order for a roll turf installation to be successful, the site must be carefully prepared, the soil leveled and other preparatory work done, which may require additional cost and effort.

Seeding a lawn is a more traditional method that involves using seeds to create a grass surface. This option is suitable for those who are willing to wait several months for the grass to take root and form a complete surface. The main advantage of a seeded lawn is its cost. Grass seeds are much cheaper than roll turf, making this method more economical. In addition, when seeding, you have the opportunity to choose the grass varieties that are most suitable for your region and conditions. Another plus is that seeding lawns is a more natural process and the grasses grow at their own pace, gradually strengthening the soil. However, this method requires patience as the laying and growing process will take several months. The seeded lawn will require regular maintenance to make it thick and uniform: watering, weed control, fertilizing and disease protection. At the initial stage, the seeded lawn may be prone to various problems such as lack of moisture, diseases or unfavorable weather conditions, which will require additional efforts from the owner.

Whichever option you choose, it is important to consider not only the laying process, but also further care. A lawn is a living organism that requires regular watering, mowing, fertilizing and protection from weeds and diseases. Without proper attention, even the best quality rolled lawn can lose its attractiveness, and the seeded lawn may not develop into a full-fledged lawn.
Creating the perfect lawn is not just a matter of choosing between a rolled or seeded method, but a complex process that includes soil preparation, proper selection of the grass mixture, proper care and timely renewal. It is important to evaluate all factors so that the lawn will please you for many years, creating a cozy and comfortable atmosphere on your site.