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Grass Seed Advice
Whether you're a complete novice or lawn care connoisseur, our informational yet easy-to-follow guides cover all aspects of grass seed, grass sowing, lawn seed, growing and maintenance.
The autumn months can be a great time to sow some seed into the ground – whether it’s in preparation for early flourishing next spring or simply to tidy-up some bald patches on your lawn. We have pieced together some of our top autumn grass sowing tips and have listed them below for your ...
Every year we get asked the same question ‘Can I sow grass seed in September?’ And every year we have the same answer – yes!
With so many promises on the front of grass seed products on garden centre shelves, finding the right grass seed for your soil type can be troublesome. However, a grass mix’s ability to grow in different soil types all comes down to the grass seed in it.
Spring has officially sprung! Daffodils are in bloom, the evenings are longer and temperatures are on the up – in most parts of the UK!
The preparation work is done, and your new grass seeds have been sown - you've taken time selecting the right seeds, prepared your seedbed to perfection and scattered the seeds following our guidelines. Now, the burning question – how long does grass seed take to grow?
So, its time to seed your new from scratch! Whether you have just moved into a new home, decided to undertake some garden DIY, or you just want to start fresh – we're here to help with our guide on how to seed your lawn from scratch.
Out of all the insects you think you may come across in your lawn, for most UK homeowners, ants will be quite far down the list. However, they do exist and there are over 30 species that can be found in Britain.
Life after leatherjackets seems rather wonderful – you’ve got to the root of the problem and decimated those grizzly grubs from your lawn. Unfortunately, when brought back to reality, you will recognise that your hard work isn’t over yet, and you now need to repair leatherjacket damage ...
Knowing when to mow and fertilise your newly seeded lawn can become a bit of a conundrum, especially when summer growth can make new lawns appear established within just a few weeks. So join us as we delve into the best times to bring the mower, and lawn food to your new garden lawn.
When your new grass starts to grow, it can be quite alarming when weeds start to grow with it. Sometimes, despite the most thorough seedbed preparation, weeds can lay dormant in soil until the conditions are made perfect for them to make an appearance – such as a reseed.
