Fertiliser

The short answer – normally twice a year, but timing is key! Whether it is spring, summer, or autumn, your lawns will be eager for food, and while lawns come in different shapes and sizes, they love being fed a diet of high-quality, premium fertiliser.

Our grass puts up with quite a lot of stress during the year, especially from kids when the spring and summer months roll around. So, it’s no surprise that you will occasionally see a few thin spots, some brown grass or areas that just need a bit of care and attention. Follow our lawn guide ...

Our beloved canine companions might fool us with their puppy eyes, but they’re not fooling around when it comes to the damage they can inflict on our grasses. Especially if they are young and active!

In the UK, we’re more than used to a bit of rain – but one thing we’re not so familiar with is a heatwave! As temperatures soar above 20 degrees, your lawn may start to look a little worse for wear as it struggles with the unusually good weather – causing yellowing and dryness.

April is well known for its little showers, but snow? Well that’s an entirely different story!

Even the most well-cared for lawn can encounter weeds, as birds and other pollinators can drop weed seeds uninvited into your lawn.

As snow and frost melts away, it can reveal a rather poor looking lawn that is in need of a good feed!

With the trampoline in retirement as kids go back to school and the outdoor furniture sadly returning to the shed, it is time to turn your attention to repairing all the summer fun that has been had.

So, you’ve decided to purchase a fertiliser because you have heard it’s good for your grass – correct! However, it’s important to take a few things into consideration before applying it so you get the very best results out of your product.

We have all had quite the summer, so it is no surprise certain chores have been put on the back burner until now – such as sorting the garden out!