What To Do with Fallen Leaves on Your Lawn

Love them or hate them, fallen leaves can wreak havoc on your turf if not handled correctly. This article shares the pros and cons of fallen leaves on a lawn. As well as our top tips of how to remove them correctly, and reuse them efficiently.

Does your lawn need an extra boost after a summer full of fun, heatwaves and hosepipe bans? Well, say hello to lawn dressing! This guide walks you through what lawn dressing is, why you should include it as part of your autumn garden routine, and how to dress your lawn correctly for the best results.

For many, a lush, green lawn is a key element in the perfect garden landscape. But with environmental awareness on the rise and everyone looking to save time and money wherever possible, is natural grass still a good option? There are many pros and cons regarding whether grass is good for the planet, and we’ve put those arguments forward in this article.

Get your lawn in tip-top condition, ready for winter. Our experts have pulled together the best turf tasks to complete this October. From aerating compacted soil to clearing lawn-infesting moss, these easy tasks will help protect, enhance and strengthen your turf throughout winter, producing a healthy turf come spring.

Is your lawn looking a bit worse for wear after a full-on summer? Now’s the time to restore your turf to its former glory with autumnal grass seed, fertiliser and our seven go-to lawn care tips. Whether you’re looking after your lawn or helping a client get the most from their garden, complete these steps in September to ensure a lush, green and healthy lawn as autumn arrives.

Even the healthiest lawns can come under stress. Whether it’s heat, poor drainage, mowing issues or pests, your turf will show signs when something isn’t quite right.

In this blog, we walk through the most common causes of turf stress, how to spot them early, and the steps you can take to get your lawn back in shape.

If you’re a landscaper or homeowner looking to protect or revive your lawn, this guide will help.

August brings heat, dry spells and heavy use, all tough on your lawn. Whether you’re caring for existing turf or laying new rolls, this guide shares quick, practical tips to keep your grass healthy and looking great through the summer.

Just laid a brand new lawn and spotted mushrooms popping up? Or maybe one of your clients is asking why mushrooms have suddenly appeared on turf you installed?

Don’t worry, it’s completely normal and, believe it or not, it’s actually a sign of healthy turf. These mushrooms are harmless and simply feeding on organic matter in the soil.

In this blog, I’ll walk you through what bibionid flies are, the signs to look out for, the damage they can cause, and what you can do to get on top of them, from quick fixes to long-term solutions.
Whether you’re a homeowner or a landscaper, this guide will help you protect your lawn and keep it looking its best throughout the year.

As July’s heat settles in, you might spot your lawn turning light brown or slowing its growth. But don’t panic, this is entirely normal! Your turf is simply reacting to the hot, dry conditions. Once the rain returns (and in the UK, it always does), it’ll bounce back quickly.

Still, there’s plenty you can do to help your lawn stay strong, green, and ready to impress. Whether you’re a professional landscaper prepping a show home or a homeowner aiming for the best lawn on the street, these expert tips will help you keep your grass in top condition all summer long.