Newly laid garden turf should be treated with care, making sure that it has a chance to become established and thrive before any stressful procedures are carried out. Read more here about how you can give your new turf the best chance of success.
Although you may associate mushrooms with woodlands and wild grass areas, there are many species of mushrooms and toadstools that will potentially grow in your...
What is Fusarium Patch? Fusarium Patch is a disease caused by the Microdochium Nivale fungus, which is naturally present in most lawns. In the right...
Although it is not always easy to tell, your garden provides a home to many forms of life, including fungi, insects, and small animals. Your...
In order to stay fit, strong, and healthy, we feed our body the nutrients it needs to thrive. The same should apply if we want...
What is the best grass seed for your lawn? As different types of grass have different characteristics, the best choice of grass seed for your...
When worms are active in the superficial layer of the soil, especially in the wetter seasons, you may notice small piles of dirt appear on...
Over time, thatch builds around the base of your grass plants, formed by grass clippings and other dead organic matter and debris. If left to...
When it comes to lawn care, our thoughts are that little and often goes a long way. That applies to mowing, watering, and even fertilising....
Keeping your lawn in top form involves some simple but consistent care practices. The removal of thatch is an important part of good lawn maintenance....
Striped and patterned lawns can be truly impressive. With a bit of care and the right lawn mower, they are easier to obtain than you...
Watering your newly laid turf correctly is the most important thing you can do to ensure that it takes hold properly. In this blog, we...
Why is my lawn turning red? Patches of red lawn, commonly known as red thread, are caused by the fungus Laetisaria fuciformis which attacks the...
