It’s cold outside
If your lawn is covered in frost its best to keep off it as walking may damage the grass blades, leaving patches until the spring when it starts to grow […]
Your Questions Answered
Water Solution
“NEW” Water Solution We have listened to feedback, about how and when to water, during autumn 2018 and 2022 we observed many lawns were affected by dry patch and struggled
Repairs for bare or thin patches
Why Patches? Even with regular care and maintenance lawn surfaces can suffer from thinning, patchiness and occasionally bumps and hollows. For many these symptoms are a result of normal usage
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The benefits of Winter Mowing
Grass shoots continue to grow when soil temperatures are above 5c, root development will continue until soil temperatures drop below 1c. So when we enjoy temperatures above this your grass
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New and Improved for 2023
In our June 2022 newsletter, we detailed that the best lawn care is about: an integrated approach; what we do; your cutting programme; additional annual beneficial treatments, like scarification, aeration
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Is your lawn struggling to recover?
Nottingham experienced sweltering temperatures, bone-dry land and little rainfall. If we struggled in this exceptional heat, then surely our grass did too! Grass naturally goes dormant after two to three
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Maintain dont repair!
Is your lawn looking like this after the summer? Whilst many lawns are returning in colour and health, however, a number of finer grass species normally associated with luxurious lawns
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Has your lawn looked like this?
The answer is almost certainly a result of Leather Jacket and bird damage. Now is the time to take action… Leatherjackets are the larval stage of the crane fly or
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Autumn Weeds
Have you heard the expression ONE year’s seeding makes seven years’ weeding? It’s because seeds can remain dormant for many years until the right conditions occur for them to germinate.
Now that the rain has come…
At last some rain! Your lawn has endured a lot this year, a dry spring, over 30% less rainfall and record breaking temperatures. Following the recent rains, we are seeing
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