Summer is here! And lots of people are spending more and more time in their gardens. Our gardens are a place of relaxation, socialisation, and fun - so, of course we want them to look fresh and inviting. One way you can do this is through having lush, healthy lawn turf. If you're thinking of embarking on a lawn turfing project this summer, you might be wondering how thick should lawn turf be? Don't worry, because we have the answers for you!
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The seasons come and go, but lawn care and maintenance is a year-round job. Although a lawn is at its most vibrant in the summer months when all of the plants are in full bloom (hopefully) looking healthy and happy, it’s easy to forget that this isn’t the only time a lawn needs attention and care.
Lawns are living things that require care all year round; keeping your lawn healthy, vibrant, and lush is an on-going effort. If you’re looking for help and advice to how you can keep your lawn in tip-top shape no matter the season, you’re in the right place!
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We've previously shown you how to mow a lawn, but mowing the edges of your lawn can be a fiddly and frustrating job. However, if you choose the right approach, you should be able to get those edges looking good without too much difficulty.
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Although ants aren't the most welcome sight in your garden, they're not always a sign of impending doom. In fact, seeing a few ants every now and then is a sign of a healthy ecosystem and thriving biodiversity.
However, a full-on ant infestation is a different story, especially if you're garden proud.
In this blog post, we'll answer three related questions: how much of a problem are ants, what attracts them to your garden, and how can you get rid of garden ants?
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While moss can be picturesque and charming plant to observe in the wilds of a forest, when it comes to your lawn, it’s a much less welcome sight. There are different techniques you can utilise when it comes to the prevention and removal of moss, but what can lawn aeration do to help gardens with a moss problem?
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