Wholesale Timothy Grass Seed Phleum Pratense

�� Timothy Grass Timothy grass is a perennial grass widely grown for hay, pasture, and wildlife habitats. It belongs to the species Phleum pratense. �� Description Leaves: Long, narrow, flat green blades Flower head: Dense cylindrical spike resembling a soft brush Height: 50–120 cm (20–47 inches) Growth habit: Upright, clump-forming perennial grass The distinctive flower spike is one of the easiest ways to identify timothy grass. �� Growing Characteristics Cool-season grass Prefers cool, moist climates Thrives in fertile, well-drained soil Winter hardy and long-lived Often grown mixed with clover or other pasture grasses �� Sowing Guide �� When to Sow Early spring Late summer / early autumn (often best for establishment) �� How to Sow Prepare a firm, weed-free seedbed. Broadcast or drill seed very shallowly (about 0.5–1 cm deep). Lightly rake or roll the soil to ensure good seed contact. Keep soil moist until seedlings establish. Germination: 7–14 days �� Uses High-quality hay for horses and livestock Pasture grazing Wildlife habitat Common in meadow and grassland restoration It is especially valued as a major ingredient in hay for small animals such as rabbits and guinea pigs. �� Interesting Fact Timothy hay is one of the most recommended feeds for small pets because of its high fiber and balanced nutrition.