21 September 2023 | Home page, How to, Maintenance, Pests, Seasonal, Weather related
Autumn is a critical season for lawn care, as it’s the ideal time to address common lawn pests like chafer grubs and leatherjackets. These underground larvae can wreak havoc on your otherwise beautiful lawn, causing brown patches and weakened grass, so if you’re...
17 April 2023 | How to, Maintenance, Seasonal, Weather related
As the weather warms up and the sun starts to think about making an appearance, it’s that time of year we start to get our lawn ready for some well spent time outdoors. For most people, when they commence lawn care, the objective is to achieve a nice, evenly coloured,...
13 December 2022 | How to, Lawn Disease, Maintenance, Seasonal, Weather related, Wildlife
With winter on its way, and the cold creeping in, you may be wondering how best to prepare your much-loved lawn for this season. We’ve put together a useful winter lawn care guide so that you can wrap up warm inside, content that your lawn is well equipped for these...
22 November 2022 | How to, Maintenance, Seasonal, Weather related
Moss is growing all around us. On the roofs above our heads, on garden walls and in the cracks of pavements, but whilst moss is beautiful in our gardens and woodlands, it can be controlled in your lawn to prevent harm to your grass. What is moss? Mosses...
27 October 2022 | How to, Lawn Disease, Lawntech News, Maintenance, Seasonal, Weather related
As the evenings darken and temperatures cool, we may find ourselves spending less time enjoying our gardens this autumn. However, it’s a critical time in the lawn care calendar and there is lots you can do to care for your lawn this season to ensure it is looking its...
25 August 2022 | How to, Lawntech News, Maintenance, Seasonal, Weather related
Following the drought conditions that many parts of the UK have experienced during this very dry summer, your lawn may well have deteriorated and found itself in desperate need of repair. Excessive thatch build-up and compaction can starve your roots of water and...
