Q Lawns Turf specialises in producing high volumes of top quality lawn turf which is sold wholesale to approved distributors such as Holly Landscapes, who then deliver it freshly cut direct to their customers.

Holly Landscapes are the local Authorised Distributors of Q Lawns Turf. Our distribution area covers a 40 mile radius from Downham Market ; approximately from East Dereham to Sutton Bridge and Brancaster to Thetford

Q Lawns turf is used all over England in all sorts of situations. Every year, thousands of family lawns, several parks and many show gardens are instantly transformed with this hardwearing but good looking lawn turf.

There are two grades of Q Lawns turf:

Q Lawn Grade: A hardwearing turf grown to TGA Standard, Q Lawn grade is suitable for most applications. Seedmix is typically 30% dwarf perennial ryegrass, 35% slender creeping red fescue grass, 25% strong creeping red fescue and 10%smoothstalk meadow grass. It's attractive, has excellent handling properties, it's relatively easy to care for and it's competitively priced.

The root system of RTF Turf (right) compared with a roll of Q Lawn grade turf

RTF Turf: After 20 years of plant breeding, research and development and testing RTF Turf came onto the market in 2006. 

• RTF stands for Rhizomatous Tall Fescue which is a new breed of grass with a really robust root system. 

• The roots can go down 1.5 metres (4 1/2 feet) into the soil which means that once it's established, this turf can reach water deep below the surface helping it to stay greener for longer during a dry summer. 

• It also tolerates partial shade and a certain amount of waterlogging. 

• Because there are limited stocks, RTF is slightly more expensive than Q-Lawn grade turf but if your garden is inclined to dry out quickly, you'll find this turf much easier to care for because it will need considerably less irrigation than a standard lawn.

Q Lawns Turf is popular with celebrity gardeners.

This Garden was created by David Domoney for the Hampton Court Flower Show