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Browse through our seasonal grass seed tips and topical advice to help you get the very best from your grass!
We are coming towards the end of summer 2023 and many of you have sent us your Before & After photos showcasing your wonderful garden lawns!
Moss can really take away the look from your lawn, leaving it spongey and wet looking! Increasing your lawn's drainage and airflow and using moss killer are all part of getting rid…
Find out how to overseed a lawn successfully with our quick guide that breaks down the step-by-step processes to get your lawn growing thick and luscious in no time!
So, you’ve been staring at your neighbours’ lush green lawn for the last few weeks and thought, “Perhaps it’s time to sort our lawn out – once and for all!”. On the back of this th…
Creating a lush and vibrant lawn starts with sowing grass seed properly. Whether you’re starting a new lawn from scratch or trying to fill in bare patches, knowing the best techniq…
If you have shaded areas in your garden where nothing grows well or are wondering about the best grass seed to use in these parts of your lawn, we have the perfect solution for you. O…
Grass is an essential part of our ecosystems, and is essential for life as we know it. But, there are some fun facts about grass you probably don't know!
Even the best and most carefully looked after lawns can fall victim to patches of dying grass from time to time, and this can leave you wondering, “Why is my grass dying in patches…
Customers often ask, “how long does grass seed last”. Assuming you store it in cool, dry conditions, grass seed can last much longer than you think! In the right conditions, grass see…
If your lawn looks patchy, tired or worn out, you’re probably wondering how to fix it to get it green and healthy again? We often read our customers asking, “can I put grass seed o…
“Do north facing gardens get sun” is a common question, and it can be a cause of concern for gardeners in the UK. In ideal conditions, north facing gardens can benefit from sunligh…
Air pores in your soil help water move more freely, allowing the flow of nutrients and oxygen in the air to aid root respiration. When you aerate your lawn, you are essentially hel…