Paddock Grass Seed

Our A1 Equine paddock grass seed range is specially designed for horse paddocks and grazing areas, whether you’re overseeding, repairing worn patches or starting from scratch.

With fast-germinating, hard-wearing blends that support healthy regrowth, our seeds help maintain a thick, resilient pasture while reducing the need for chemical treatments. Choose from seed mixes suited to all types of UK soil, including clay, and dry and sandy ground.

Whether you're repairing high-traffic areas or refreshing your grass between grazing, our certified A1 Equine seed is trusted by paddock owners, farmers, and equestrian yards across the UK.

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A1 Equine Winter Repair Grass Seed (5kg, 140-200m²)
From £31.99
A1 Equine Paddock Clay Soils Grass Seed (14kg, 1 Acre)
A1 Equine Paddock Clay Soils Grass Seed (14kg, 1 Acre)
A1 Equine Paddock Clay Soils Grass Seed (14kg, 1 Acre)
£88.99
A1 Equine Paddock Over-Seeder Grass Seed (5kg, 1000m²)
From £33.99
A1 Equine Paddock and Gateway Grass Seed (5kg, 140-200m²)
From £33.99
A1 Equine Horse and Pony Grass Seed without Rye (14kg, 1 Acre)
A1 Equine Horse and Pony Grass Seed without Rye (14kg, 1 Acre)
A1 Equine Horse and Pony Grass Seed without Rye (14kg, 1 Acre)
£88.99
A1 Equine Horse and Pony Grass Seed with Rye (14kg, 1 Acre)
A1 Equine Horse and Pony Grass Seed with Rye (14kg, 1 Acre)
A1 Equine Horse and Pony Grass Seed with Rye (14kg, 1 Acre)
£81.99
A1 Equine Paddock Dry and Sandy Soil Grass Seed (14kg, 1 Acre)
A1 Equine Paddock Dry and Sandy Soil Grass Seed (14kg, 1 Acre)
A1 Equine Paddock Dry and Sandy Soil Grass Seed (14kg, 1 Acre)
£88.99
A1 Equine Horse and Pony + Herbs without Rye (14kg, 1 Acre)
£98.99
A1 Equine Five Herbs Seed Mix (1kg, 1 Acre)
£30.99

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to sow equine grass seed?

The best time to sow equine seed is either during mid-spring or early autumn.

How do I sow grass seed in a paddock?

The most efficient way to sow grass seed in a paddock is to use a spreader that lets you cover a large area quickly and accurately. 

How do I overseed a horse field?

The area you want to overseed should be kept moist, and the ground should be above 7°C. It’s best not to just throw the seed onto the area and hope for the best. We recommend that you use a mix of one part seed to five parts dry sand and then spike this mix into the ground. For more information, read our step-by-step guide to overseeding.