I'm Stupid ..

[Scrumpy]

So, I can ask a stupid question..

I have many White Clover grass seed.. The instructions are to mix with sand and scatter.. Do not cover with soil.. 
What sand should I use ?  I only need a small bag..
And where would I buy it ..?
Thank you.

[Mups]

So, I can ask a stupid question..

I have many White Clover grass seed.. The instructions are to mix with sand and scatter.. Do not cover with soil..
What sand should I use ?  I only need a small bag..
And where would I buy it ..?
Thank you.

Any garden centre should have sand, Scrumps.   You could ask them what type is best -  though I believe its Sharp Sand you want -  and just get a small carry-bag of it.    
B&Q have it too if there is one near you.   Or in the gardening section of B & M   sometimes.

I would have thought maybe best wait a bit longer though as it will be a tough time for seeds in this drought.

[Scrumpy]

Thank you Mups... I wasn't too sure where to buy it..
I am waiting until late August/September..  When there is rain about..

[Scrumpy]

Fine graded sand... I can buy it on Amazon... 
Thank you for helping me Mups...

[Mups]

Fine graded sand... I can buy it on Amazon...
Thank you for helping me Mups...

Oh,  I didn't think of that. 
Well done. 


Just make sure it is sand for gardens though, and not builders sand.
See this I just found Scrumpts:


*   Use horticultural silver sand or fine sharp sand to sow grass seeds. These are lime-free, washed, and weed-free. Avoid builder's sand (which may contain cement) and beach sand (which contains salt). Sand alone has no nutrients, so mix 1 part sand with 3 parts topsoil to cover seeds and lock in moisture.