Lawn Trends

If your lawn is unusually wet it may start showing signs of yellowing and die-back. Here is some help to stop it deteriorating further and help it recover when the rain stops.

After a dismal winter your lawn can be in a terrible state. Help is at hand here!

A few more mowing tips and tricks to help you, your lawn mower and your lawn when the grass is wet, long or when returning from holiday

How to repair your lawn if it gets flooded or just becomes water logged from excessive rainfall.

Spring is a busy time for lawns and gardens as plants and grass start growing. We’ll cover everything that is needed starting with early spring.

Worms benefit the lawn by increasing organic breakdown and improving aeration and fertility however they do cause problems with their spiral casts

These are usually a sign of a healthy soil though on occasions a crop of toadstools will grow due to an excessive thatch layer or form a fairy ring.

How to get rid of lawn weeds that you see from March such as celandine, chickweed, dandelion and woodrush.

There are a variety of moss killers on the market each having their own particular benefits. The most flexible and useful ones are discussed here.

Winter is the time of greatest threat to your lawn from moss because moss thrives in the cooler wetter weather whilst grass growth slows and can't fight back!

After a cool wet winter most lawns will be showing some moss. You may get away with simply killing the moss or need to rake and over sow with new grass seed.

You need to use different aeration equipment on your lawn throughout the year. Hollow tining is best in autumn whilst spiking is best in the spring and summer.