Category Archives: Gardening
Autumn Lawn Care: Turffit’s 8 tips for a healthy, vibrant lawn
Achieve a Thriving Autumn Lawn with Turffit: 8 Must-Know Care Tips As the crisp air of autumn begins to replace the summer heat, your lawn requires special attention to prepare it for the colder months ahead. While it might be … Continue reading
Are seed heads affecting the lawn?
Understanding the Role of Seed Heads on Your Lawn Are your clients’ lawns appearing “fuzzy” as summer emerges? Are you noticing scattered patches of seed heads in their otherwise healthy grass? If you answered affirmatively to these queries, it’s … Continue reading
New Grass Is Best
Why New Grass Reigns Supreme? As you start to prepare your clients’ gardens for the lovely summer garden party months – how is their grass looking? Have they asked that you ‘repair’ it or is it best to start new … Continue reading
What is the Best Seed for an Ornamental Lawn?
Ideal Seed for an Ornamental Lawn That Wows There’s an art to sculpting a stunning landscape that captivates the eye. It begins with the finest ornamental grass seeds, the foundation of any luxurious lawn that’s designed to impress and endure. … Continue reading
Top 4 reasons why real grass is best!
Top Reasons to Stick with Real Grass You are likely to be getting busy by now with clients calling you to get their gardens summer ready. A huge part of creating great outdoor spaces will be ensuring the lawns are … Continue reading
How Long Does a Lawn Fertiliser Take to Work?
Timeline of Lawn Fertiliser Effectiveness A verdant, vibrant lawn is the cornerstone of a beautiful home exterior, providing an inviting space for relaxation and play. Achieving that lush greenery, however, is much more than a simple matter of watering and … Continue reading
3 top reasons you need a landscaper for your garden projects
Why You Should Hire a Landscaper for Your Garden Spring is a season of new beginnings and growth, making it the perfect time to tackle any spring gardening projects you may have been putting off over the more dormant winter … Continue reading
