Why spring is a great season for laying new turfWe tend to advise that autumn is the key season for laying new turf. But with the storms and rainfall experienced in late 2025, some will have put this task on the back burner. The good news is that spring is also a...

Ready, set mow!As the South West finally starts to dry out and temperatures creep up, lawns across the region are shifting into active growth. That means one thing: mowing season is back. But before you rush to fire up the mower, timing and technique matter more than...

Wet wet wet - but not a write off If your lawn currently looks more marshland than manicured, don't panic! You’re not alone. The West Country has had an exceptionally wet start to 2026, with January rainfall across Devon and Cornwall at 191% of the long-term average....

How January sets up your lawn for the year aheadAlthough your lawn might not look its best in January, that doesn’t mean it’s unhealthy. In fact, winter is one of the best times of year to really understand what’s going on beneath the surface. Without the distraction...

Why you should avoid walking on frosty lawns this winterOn crisp winter mornings, a frost-covered lawn can look magical. Silvered grass sparkles in the low sunlight, and you might be tempted to wander across it. But as satisfying as that crunch underfoot might feel,...

How to keep your lawn looking its best through winterWinter isn’t an easy season for lawns. Between soggy soil, freezing temperatures, sudden snow showers and a general lack of sunshine, grass has a lot to cope with. The good news? With a few small habits, you can...

Should you plant spring bulbs in your lawn? Pros and cons to considerThere’s something magical when a garden bursts into colour after the long, grey days of winter. Planting spring bulbs like daffodils, snowdrops and crocuses in the autumn is a sure fire way to...