Have you noticed moss on your lawn? In this post we discuss the reasons why moss could be growing in your garden or on larger turfed areas. We have provided a 6 point lawn care plan to stick to in order to fully rid your lawn of any unwanted moss, rather than using moss killer for it to only return again several months later.
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Over the Winter your lawn may have become a little neglected from all the bad weather. Honda have just introduced three new garden tractors which will work a treat when it comes to sprucing up your garden and getting it in top condition for the Spring. Find out more in this post.
We are extremely excited to be able to publish an article which has been exclusively written for us by Rolawn, Europe’s largest lawn turf grower and supplier of high quality topsoil, bark, mulch & lawn seed.
Your garden may not be at the top of your agenda through the colder autumn and winter months, however this doesn’t meant that it can be left uncared for and forgotten. Harsh weather conditions including prolonged rainfall, snow, ice and heavy winds can all result in a substantial amount of damage to your plants, lawn and other vegetation. Read more…
The Wait is Over for the New Versatile Garden Tool The time has come for this absolutely fantastic piece of garden machinery to be unleashed! It truly is a first-class product that’s suitable for any garden maintenance job whatever the…
Why Scarify? During the autumn, the grass on your lawn goes into a kind of winter hibernation. Just like all plants, this is a way for the grass to protect itself against a possible bleak wintry climate. In the spring, if the temperature increases above 12°, the grass starts growing again…..read more..
It’s time to wage war against weeds, moss and fungi! Most lawn problems can be solved by the selection of the right grass seed, regular mowing, fertilisation, watering and scarifying. Today we go over some of the most common problems you may encounter with your lawn.
A lawn is not just a lawn!
A wide variety of demands are placed upon turfed areas depending on their use. Different examples include home lawns, park lawn and grass on a sports field. Virtually no other plant is subjected to such high demands as lawn grasses are. They are continuously being stepped on, rolled on, played on, but must nevertheless remain pleasant to the eye.
