Creating a new or improved lawn in your garden needn’t be time consuming. With our expert advice, you can create lush, green grass that any gardener would be proud of.
Whether it be seeding, aerating, removing moss or feeding your lawn, we've got the lawn care solutions, tools and information you need to help you get the job done.
Autumn is the best time to prepare your lawn for winter if you want great results for next year. Having endured the warmer climes of summer, as well as a heavier footfall over the school holidays, now is the time to give it a boost so it’s in tip top shape next spring. Read our guide to find out more.
ISpring is an important season in the lawn care calendar as your lawn ‘springs’ into action after lying dormant through the winter months. Spring lawn care includes giving it the first mow of the season, removing weeds and moss, aerating and giving it a good feed. Read our guide to find out more.
As the shorter days start to roll in and you’ve enjoyed your garden to the full, your lawn will need rejuvenating and may need some TLC. To keep your lawn looking thick and full, new lawn seed needs to be sown to replace the older grass plants or those that have died during the high wear and tear over summer.
To keep your lawn strong and healthy, it’s important to remove moss which has built up; spring is the perfect time to do this. There are various ways to remove moss from your lawn and get it looking green and healthy again; read our useful guide for simple steps.
If your lawn has compacted soil, you should aerate it during the spring and autumn to make sure essential water and nutrients can get to the roots of the grass. You can do this using a specially designed aerating tool or garden fork. Find out more in our guide.
If your lawn has compacted soil, you should aerate it during the spring and autumn to make sure essential water and nutrients can get to the roots of the grass. You can do this using a specially designed aerating tool or garden fork. Find out more in our guide.
If your lawn is the focal point of your garden, you’ll want it to look its best, and that means getting rid of unsightly weeds which can ruin an otherwise perfect stretch of lush green grass. Whether you choose a specially formulated weed killer or prefer to remove them by hand, this handy guide has all the help you need.
Lawns consist of lots of little grass plants, some of which will die each year. To keep your lawn looking thick and full, new lawn seed needs to be sown to replace the older grass plants or those that have died. This is what we call overseeding.
If your lawn is the focal point of your garden, you’ll want it to look its best, and that means getting rid of unsightly weeds which can ruin an otherwise perfect stretch of lush green grass. Whether you choose a specially formulated weed killer or prefer to remove them by hand, this handy guide has all the help you need.
Lawns consist of lots of little grass plants, some of which will die each year. To keep your lawn looking thick and full, new lawn seed needs to be sown to replace the older grass plants or those that have died. This is what we call overseeding.
