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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.
After a busy summer bowling season the green will be worn and require important maintenance. During the autumn months it is vital for groundskeepers to ‘put the ground work in’ and get the green back into shape for the following year. Without this early essential work the bowling green will ...
In short the simple answer is try not to water your lawn and let nature take its course. We know it may be hot on these summer days in the U.K but don’t think you need to run out and grab the hose pipe. Grass has the magic power of going to sleep when it becomes very dry, unlike most other ...
Even with regular maintenance sometimes lawns can suffer surface thinning (don't we all!), patchiness and occasionally pits / holes will form. However, these can be easily repaired and remedied with a little bit of light work! Here's how:
When sowing lawn seed, a little effort in the beginning means much better results. Check out these top tips to get a luscious green lawn from seed.
Whether you’re just after building a new home and now ready to create a beautiful lawn or expanding an existing lawn, sowing grass seed will produce exceptional results. Find out how with these easy to follow steps.
Regular maintenance of your horse paddock brings about many benefits to both horses and owners alike. Of course it allows your horse or pony to graze on nutritious, clean grass but also by maximising grass production horse owners can produce a cost effective feed.
Dog urine ultimately damages your lawn because it is high in nitrogen. Whilst nitrogen is usually a good thing to apply to your lawn, and you may indeed notice your grass get (suspiciously!) green in patches, if not diluted with water it will scorch and burn your lawn.
There are several things to consider when managing and maintaining your horse paddock – so whether you’re starting from scratch in a recently acquired acre or are a seasoned pony professional, there is lots you can learn from our ultimate guide.
Although it may not feel like it, spring is at our door. This is our favourite time of year, and after a long cold winter, things begin to grow again. Grass of course, is no exception! Follow our 8-point plant on how to prepare your soil for sowing seeds, and get the lawn you've been dreaming of!
