Intermediate

There will come a time when any garden lawn looks like it’s in need of some TLC, and this is often after the cold and wet weather of winter, in mid-summer when your garden sees a lot of use, or in autumn when there’s a mixture of heat and dampness in the air. Our UK weather, combined with ...

Of all the insects you expect to see in your garden, seeing ants in your lawn may come as a surprise to many UK homeowners. But did you know there are over 30 different species of ants living in the UK today? As fascinating and as important to your garden’s ecosystem as ants may be, nobody ...

A well-loved lawn can easily become compacted, meaning that your soils surface becomes hard – stopping the free flow of nutrients which can cause yellowing and poor performing grass. Knowing how to aerate your lawn will help your lawn breathe and grow as best it can!

In some parts of the UK our last grass cuts of the season may have taken place as far back as October, but for others in milder areas you may be considering when it’s time to put the mower into hibernation.

There’s nothing quite as nice as the smell of freshly cut grass and the sight of a neatly trimmed lawn, but could you be mowing your lawn better?

Creating a flawless lawn requires a bit of extra care and attention, but the results are worth it. We often hear people asking for advice on how to get the perfect lawn, and the truth is that it’s not a massive task to undertake! By following our tips, you will be well on your way to achieving ...

A vibrantly lush and healthy lawn is a source of pride for any homeowner, but occasionally, bare spots can disrupt the overall beauty. These unsightly patches, caused by general wear and tear, kids or dogs running amok, and bad weather conditions, can also leave your lawn vulnerable to weed ...

Ah leatherjackets in your lawn, the lawn-lovers arch enemy. These pesky pests will make their way into your lawn almost without you noticing – until random yellow dead patches appear in your lawn!

Is it a bird, is it a plane – nope it’s just a lawn mower with a rear roller! There’s no great science to achieving a striped lawn besides having the right equipment. But if you want to get the full know-how, we’ve explained it in our quick guide on how to stripe your lawn, below.

When sowing a new lawn or overseeding an existing one, it’s always good idea to know what type of soil you have so you can manage it effectively and sow the right type of grass seed to grow in it!