Renovating your lawn in spring won’t take long or cost a fortune. For the average sized lawn it will cost less than £10 and take under 10 minutes.
We all love a nice, hot, sunny day laying out in our garden or entertaining friends and family with a summer BBQ.
A special autumn feed will help build a thicker, greener lawn by encouraging strong healthy root growth.
Lawns are one of the most intensive and time consuming areas of maintenance in a garden, but the rewards of a well kept lawn are great.
Most lawns can survive without rain for only a couple of weeks before signs of stress appear, so water regularly during drought periods.
It’s a fact that lawns benefit from regular feeding. Without extra nutrients grass soon uses up food reserves in the soil and then turns pale and thin.
You can choose the correct grass seed mixture that will perfectly match your lifestyle and your garden.
The thick, green beauty of a lawn is marred by the presence of weeds and other lawn problems. The most common are listed here.
Good management of lawns including regular feeding will encourage a thicker lawn vigorous enough to repel serious invasion by weeds.
Moss is the name for a group of primitive non-flowering plants that quickly spread as a spongy mass on undisturbed soil.
For larger sized lawns, spreaders are ideal for applying grass seed or granular lawncare products.
Scotts Lawn Builder Lawn Food is the ultimate choice of the lawn expert who wants premium results and is happy to indulge the lawn with regular care.
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