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Lawn Scarification removes organic matter from your lawn. This organic matter, made up of grass clippings and other dead or decaying plant debris, forms a thatch layer that weakens your lawn, encouraging moss and weeds to grow. This thatch layer can build up over time, and if not removed, it will begin to cause visible …
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If your lawn is used a lot, your soil can become compacted, and you may find a thick thatch builds up. As a result, your grass will suffer because of poor drainage, low absorption of nutrients and reduced root development. To solve this problem, you need to aerate your lawn to bring it back to …
Like other garden plants and trees, grass can be attacked by a number of different fungal diseases too. Fortunately, lawns normally recover from these attacks with the right treatment. The best way to reduce the risk of lawn disease is to be pro-active and give your grass the treatment it needs to stay strong and …
Removing weeds by hand is hard work, and often your efforts are in vain. This is because many weeds are deep-rooted, and you need to eradicate the whole plant to stop it from returning. Instead, you should consider weed control treatments, and the best time to apply these is from mid-May before weeds become rampant. …
Keeping your lawn green when we have had no rainfall for a while is not as difficult as you would imagine. One of the most consistent things you can do is keep having your regular treatments. No matter what condition or how brown your lawn looks. WHY? You may well ask. Our treatments have taken …
It’s time time of year again to start thinking about aerating your lawn. It not only helps the grass but your soil as well. After your basic treatment program Aeration is the best thing you can have done to your lawn. It should be carried out at least once on an annual basis twice is …
Generally, autumn treatments will see the lawn through the winter so minimal work is required at this time of year. However, there are a few tasks you can do that will help keep your lawn in optimal condition during the colder months. 1) Rake up any leaves Keep your lawn free of organic matter such …
If your lawn is used a lot, your soil can become compacted, and you may find a thick thatch builds up. As a result, your grass will suffer because of poor drainage, low absorption of nutrients and reduced root development. To solve this problem, you need to aerate your lawn to bring it back to …