Using lawn fertiliser is a great way to keep your grass looking healthy and robust, but moderation is key - after all, it is possible to have too much of a good thing!
Overdoing the fertiliser can give your lawn a scorched appearance, like this:
Photo by Sten Porse (source: Wikimedia Commons)
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It's great having dogs - they're great company, they're always happy to see you, and if you can keep them still for long enough to take a photo, they're great for getting a few extra likes on Instagram.
But it can be difficult to keep your lawn in peak condition when you share your home with one or more canine friends. We discussed in a previous blog post the problems that pet urine can cause in the garden - today, we're going to look at how to protect your lawn from a dog who won't stop digging! More...
Between the global COVID-19 crisis and the fact that many of us are currently confined to our homes, 2020 has already been a pretty tough year. The certainty of a consistent routine - going to work, taking part in sports and other leisure activities, seeing friends and family - is important for mental health, but the current pandemic has thrown everything into chaos. This can lead to a range of issues, such as depression and anxiety. More...
Not sure how to mow a lawn? Never done it before? Here's our step-by-step guide...
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While it's commonly believed that grass stops growing during the winter months due to cold weather, this is actually a misconception.
During mild spells, grass does actually continue growing in winter (albeit at a far slower rate than usual). As such, neglecting your lawn during this time can be a regrettable oversight.
Winter is Coming
Keeping your grass healthy and keeping moss at bay should be your top priorities in winter. (Promoting grass growth takes a back seat.) More...
