I’m a gardener, mowing your lawn too early will wreak havoc & cause long term damage – here’s the exact date to start
IT MAY be tempting to get back into gardening ahead of spring, but according to experts there’s one job that you should be ...
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Why is my lawn yellowing in winter? A turf expert reveals the causes and how to help grass recover
Soil compaction, nutrient deficiencies, fungal diseases, or excess thatch and moisture in the ground can all be factors in lawns yellowing in winter. Excess moisture in the ground, which can cause ...
Doing this in the winter is the key to a great lawn this spring
One of the first things people like to check off their "to-do" list in the spring is plant grass seed. This is understandable ...
5 reasons why you shouldn't mow your lawn in colder months
Overnight frost also means the grass will likely be wet during the day. Mowing the lawn when wet can result in an uneven cut because some of the grass will be weighed down by moisture, meaning the ...
Lawns will be greener and healthier after winter if gardeners avoid 1 major mistake now
Gardeners should be aware that one gardening job could greatly damage the lawn and stop grass growing at all after winter.
Homeowners urged to avoid doing one thing to their lawns in February
The gardening experts at Boston Seeds have shared that February is the best time to carry out a few simple lawn tasks in ...
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Common winter lawn mistake that will 'kill off your grass' and attract moss
But, performing it out of season may result in the lawn either "not recovering at all" or facing "more problems", reports the Express. The experts warned: "Winter scarifying must be avoided at all ...
Lawns will have 'long-term damage' if you carry out common gardening job in February
That's according to Chris Ware, local gardening expert at Climbing Wild Gardeners, who says that mowing your lawn in February ...
Common winter lawn mistake that will 'kill off your grass' and attract moss
There are lots of tasks to get done ahead of time that will help the lawn look its best in spring and summer, but there's one that's best to avoid for now ...