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When to weed and feed lawns UK
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 moss and weeds showing their face and a lack of nutrients, are usually the culprits for leaving your lawn looking under the weather. But if you use a lawn feed, weed and moss killer – like our 3 IN 1 Lawn Rescue – your grass will quickly return to its former glory!
When to weed and feed a UK lawn?
Most lawn weed and feed products can be used every 6-8 weeks during the spring, summer and autumn months. The tell-tale sign that your lawn will benefit from lawn weed and feed is when you see an increase in weeds, moss, and yellowing grass – these are all clear indications that your lawn needs to be rescued!
Our 3 IN 1 Lawn Rescue quickly gets to work removing weeds and moss over two weeks and then continues to feed and green your grass for another four weeks to ensure you see the deep green lawn you’ve been hoping for.
How to get rid of weeds and moss
Unfortunately, weeds and moss can appear on even the most well-kept garden lawns and must be tackled head-on to get rid of them! But, thankfully, the process of removing them isn’t as daunting as it may seem:
How to use lawn feed, weed and moss killer
Thankfully, using our lawn food is straightforward, and you will see the benefits shortly after applying the granules and watering them in. It’s true that feeding your lawn helps promote healthy growth and enhances the colour and look of your grass, and lawn weed and feed will also remove weeds and moss, but they need to be applied correctly to get the best results.
Our video guide below on how to apply lawn food gets you up to speed on using lawn weed and feed to give your grass a new lease of life:
Now you know when to weed and feed UK lawns and how to get the best results when using weed and feed, you might be tempted to read some of our other guides, which will help you get even more out of your garden lawn:
