DANGA

Timothy grass variety 'DANGA' – an annual herbaceous plant widely used as an aromatic spice and in essential oil production. The plant reaches a height of 30–50 cm, has oval leaves with a green color and soft texture, and blooms from May to June, forming yellowish-pink inflorescences.

For sowing 'DANGA', a row spacing of 15–20 cm and within-row spacing of 10–12 cm is recommended. Suitable soil – fertile, well-draining with pH 6–7. Sowing season – April–May. Seed size ranges from 0.5 to 1 mm with a density of 120–140 g/m². Yield is achieved over 1–2 years.

Timothy grass 'DANGA' is also valued as a high-quality product for creating lawns and sports fields. The sowing rate is 200–300 kg/ha (or 2–3 kg/centner), and germination reaches 96%. Seeds have a purity of about 97% and can grow in one place for up to 15–20 years, demonstrating high frost resistance and drought tolerance. With insufficient moisture, growth slows down, but the plant remains viable, making it suitable for playgrounds and park areas.

Variety advantages include a soft, dense carpet, durability, and the ability to combine with other grasses (ryegrass, red fescue, white clover) to create a dense covering. 'DANGA' seeds are available in packages from 0.5 kg to 10 kg; please clarify delivery and payment conditions when ordering.