As November brings crisp air and shorter days, grass growth rapidly slows down across the UK. Soil temperatures drop below 5°C, signaling that it is time for the final mow of the season. Making your last cut correctly is one…
Author: Alex Evans
Alex is responsible for managing Just Lawnmowers website and blog. When not building websites he spends his time out walking in the beautiful North Norfolk countryside, gardening in his wild, sloping garden or enjoying a game of chess down at his local chess club!
As October progresses, garden maintenance shifts from the main lawn to the boundaries. Before heavy winter gales, driving rain, and frost take hold, taking care of your hedges, trees, and woody shrubs is crucial for both property safety and plant…
As October arrives, the autumn colours bring a familiar annual challenge: a thick layer of falling leaves covering lawns, patios, and driveways. Leaving leaves on your lawn isn’t just an aesthetic issue. A dense layer of wet foliage smothers grass,…
As grass growth slows down in late September and early October, your garden machinery prepares for a well-earned winter rest. However, simply pushing your lawnmower or brushcutter into the back of the shed until spring is a recipe for expensive…
As summer fades into September, your lawn has likely taken a beating. Months of foot traffic, hot sun, and reduced rainfall often leave turf looking tired, patchy, and compact. While spring gets all the publicity for garden care, early autumn…
By August, your robot mower has likely become the MVP of your garden. While your neighbours are out sweating behind heavy petrol mowers in the summer heat, your automated assistant has been quietly keeping your lawn at a consistent, “bowling-green”…
The Great British Summer is famously unpredictable, but when a heatwave finally hits, our lawns are usually the first to suffer. That lush, vibrant green can turn into a parched, biscuity brown in a matter of days. While it’s tempting…
By July, the frantic growth of spring has usually mellowed into the steady heat of high summer. While your lawn might be growing more slowly, the ground is hardening, and the rest of your garden – hedges, verges, and boundaries…
There is nothing quite as satisfying as a perfectly striped lawn. It is the hallmark of the classic British garden, and while it looks like the work of a professional groundsman, it is surprisingly easy to achieve with the right…
By the time June arrives, the British garden is often in full swing. The combination of early summer sun and frequent showers means that growth is rapid, and it is not just your grass that needs attention. Hedges begin to…