Patches of discoloured grass are a sure sign of an unhealthy lawn. But how does a lawn go from healthy green grass to patchy browns and yellows? Read on to find out.
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Grass is a plant, but as any keen gardener knows, plants come in all manner of colours. So, what colour is healthy grass? Read on to find out!
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In the height of summer, the sound of lawn mowers can be heard echoing through neighbourhoods across the country. Summer is prime grass-cutting season, so we’ve put together a comprehensive guide on how to cut grass.
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Grass can survive several weeks without water. One of the ways in which grass is able to survive these conditions is by going dormant. In this state, grass is commonly assumed to be dead.
Without water grass will go dormant, turning brown, dull, and lifeless. Many will be quick to assume that this means that the grass is dead, but that isn’t necessarily the case. When your grass goes dormant, it enters a state where it is in a better position to conserve its resources for survival until conditions improve.
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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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