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The Expert's Guide to Moss Removal and Lawn Care
While moss thrives in damp cold conditions and shaded areas, if left untreated it can become a year-round problem. So if you are looking at your lawn and all you see is unwanted moss, you've come to the right place for advice on removal and the right products to do so. While we are here we will educate you on what moss is, why you get moss on your lawn and how to get rid of moss on lawns. What is moss? Looking at the picture above I'm sure you've seen this on your lawn or a family members/friends at some...
Grass Seed for all UK Lawns & Gardens: The insider's insight article
Want a lawn which is durable, disease resistant and has great colour retention throughout the year? Which is also very fast to establish? Choose a quality mix of dwarf ryegrass.
Our Stronger Roots Grass Seed is a mix of FERA certified dwarf ryegrass strains for increased resilience, less maintenance and fast results.
Summer lawn care: top tips to get a green lawn this summer
Fast track your summer lawn care and beat the hot weather with our summer lawn care advice. Warm weather can bring some challenges to your lawn whether it's an existing lawn, a new lawn or you are looking to renovate this summer. We've got bonus tips along the way to help you achieve perfect growth conditions for a greener and healthier lawn. Growing grass has never been easier. Correct mowing practices for summer The key to green, lush growth in summer is regular mowing. Regular mowing is great for prompting your the grass in your lawn to spread and thicken....
The Ultimate Guide to Lawn Renovation in the UK: Tips, Tools, and Best Practices
Some of the most common lawn problems include patchy grass, weed grasses, thinning grass, moss, thatch, and poorly drained soil. These issues can be caused by a range of factors, including poor maintenance, foot traffic, pests, diseases, and weather conditions. Let's address these issues together.
What Is A Leatherjacket/Chafer Grub?
Leatherjacket and chafer grubs are classified as garden pests that lay eggs in your lawn and can cause significant damage and hinder your lawn renovation, as they grow underneath the surface layers causing damage to your entire lawn.