Leather jackets and chafer grubs are lawn pests. Keep reading for our advice and treatments for these pests.

Look out for lawn diseases! Follow our guide on how to avoid the common lawn diseases.

Our lawn care tips throughout the summer months!

Do you find when you walk on your lawn it feels spongy? Do you see a thick layer of brown material when looking at your lawn? These are all signs of lawn thatch.

The last 2 years have been awful for all of us. Here are some tips on how to make the most of your garden space.

Here are some tips on maintaining your soils’ health.

Winter is a season in which you might not even consider venturing out to your lawn, there are still a few jobs which can be completed to aid strong recovery and growth during Spring.

Is your lawn looking a bit patchy? Have you noticed birds pecking ferociously at the lawn? Have large clumps of turf been lifted overnight?

Last Summer was extreme, it left many lawns looking terrible and with many lawn owners facing quite sizeable bills to rectify the sun scorched damage resulting in huge amounts of moss and weeds.

As we very quickly approach the end of the growing season we are busy scarifying and reseeding to ensure our customers have a great head start for the following Spring…

Ants are generally welcome in our lawns, but they can pose significant damage to turf grass…

Autumn lawn feed? Why?

Autumn is here and you more than likely have an array of mushrooms appearing on the surface of your lawn…

We are seeing a black soil like substance in lawns, it is unsightly and is certainly spreading – but what is it?

“Mowing is the key to a healthy lawn – each cut encourages the grass to grow more thickly, creating a luxuriant look.”

Using a specialist total weed control we are able to control all weeds growing on your driveway or patio…

Watering a lawn has become a contentious issue, as a lawn owner you are faced with 2 options…

Hollow tine aeration reduces soil compaction, creating a channel through which oxygen, water and nutrients can penetrate into the soil…

First and foremost Tracey and I hope you are all keeping safe and well during these extremely challenging times?