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Find seasonal blog advice and topical blogs all about grass seed, fertilisers and wildflowers.
Keeping your lawn lush green and improving its look and structure are core foundations of maintaining a healthy grass lawn. The key to achieving these stellar looks from your lawn …
UK wildflower seeds bring beauty, vibrancy and charm to your garden while providing a valuable habitat for bees, birds and other wildlife. For this reason, we carefully selected th…
We’re delighted to have been awarded the Feefo Platinum Trusted Service Award for the third year in a row! Achieving this award year after year highlights our dedication to providi…
You want to plant grass seed when the soil is moist and warm and while the temperatures are not so hot that they affect the growth of your lawn, meaning the best time to plant gras…
Any well-loved lawn will fall victim to patches or bare spots over time. Even with the most carefully curated lawn care regime, your lawn may still suffer from damaged areas. Lucki…
We pride ourselves on quality and deliver only the best grass seed for UK lawns, ensuring there is a grass seed solution to suit the needs of all our customers. Since not everyone …
There’s nothing quite like the smell of freshly cut grass in the air to remind us that summer is on its way and spring is well and truly here! With the weather (hopefully!) hotting…
If your garden has seen a surprise visit from moss, we’re here to help with advice on what moss is, how to remove moss from your lawn and the best time to apply moss killer in the UK.
During the winter, we know the lawn does not need to be mowed quite as often as in the spring and summer months - if at all, but why? What happens to grass and our lawns during win…
Wild birds in the UK need help during the winter; their natural food sources are low, and less daylight means they have less time to forage. On top of this, it is cold outside, and…
The sowing season for growing grass seed in the UK is from April – October. These months are when temperatures are most likely to reach 8-10 degrees and above required for germination…