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Find seasonal advice and topical blogs all about grass seed, fertilisers and wildflowers.-
5 benefits of sowing wildflowers in autumn
September and October offer great windows to sow wildflower seed in for a number of reasons, here's 5!
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Luxury Wildflower Mixture ‘Meadow Magic’ - Now Available!
We're ecstatic to announce the release of our latest wildflower seed mixture, Meadow Magic!
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Equine grass seed – to repair or reseed?
Horse owners often look to their paddock and wonder if it’s time to reseed or maybe they could just patch it up. Taking differing factors into consideration we set out practical advice on your approach.
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How to manage your golf greens
It is said that a greenkeepers job is never complete, and we couldn’t agree more! Often, when a greenkeeper has one task completed and perfected – another one pops up.
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How to repair divots on the golf course
A divot on a golf course tee or fairway is when the top layer of turf that is sliced off and sent flying as the iron enters the ground; and the resulting scar, or patch of bare earth that is left in the ground.
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How to Maintain A Rugby Pitch
While rugby clubs and their groundspeople spend significant sums of hard earned money providing the perfect playing surface for their teams during the off-season, all that will count for nothing if there isn’t a proper maintenance programme for the pitch throughout the season.
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Amenity Grass Seed for Rugby Fields
At The Grass People we understand rugby fields need to be sowed with the hardiest of seed, for the hardiest of players and the hardiest of conditions
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What grass seed is best for my paddock?
So you’ve decided to sow a new ley on your horse or pony paddock but which grass seed is best?
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Kick back, relax and enjoy summer in your garden!
Do you spend a lot of time in the garden? But do you really take the time to enjoy your garden.
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How to sow wildflower seeds in your garden
Wildflowers add a great variety of vibrant and versatile blooms to your garden, and they don't stop there! They are also a vital food source for bees and pollinators and provide a year round habitat for local wildlife.
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