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Some lawn care companies will charge monthly fees or push fixed contracts. You won’t get that here – with Lawn & Weed Expert, you only pay for what you need.
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Your lawn is a living thing, and like all living things, it will deteriorate as it gets older.
As with a car or a boiler, getting your lawn serviced on a regular basis keeps it in good condition and helps you to avoid big repair bills. Replacing a damaged lawn with new turf is expensive - it is much cheaper to look after what you have.
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The weather can have an enormous effect on the health and appearance of your lawn. We've all seen what grass looks like after a prolonged dry spell - so it's important to be prepared for whatever conditions the next summer season is likely to bring.
It may seem a bit early in the year to start worrying about drought, but lawn care is all about planning ahead. By applying what is called a 'lawn wetting agent' to your grass before summer arrives, you can significantly reduce the impact of hot and dry weather on your garden lawn.
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SHORT ANSWER: Avoid walking on your lawn when there's frost on the grass. Grass becomes more brittle in cold temperatures, and walking on it may damage your lawn.
Winter is almost upon us, which means that you may well see some frost on your lawn very soon.
A frosted lawn may look very pretty, but it should be admired only from a distance. Walking on your grass at this time of year can do a lot more damage than it would during the warmer months.
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Cutting your grass regularly is important if you want a neat and healthy lawn. We recommend getting the mower out twice a week during the summer months, and once a week in spring and autumn. (Check out our Lawn Mowing Tips for more information.)
Of course, lawn mowers - like any piece of technology - sometimes malfunction, and it can be quite alarming when they do. Picture the scene: you're out in the garden, mowing your lawn and enjoying the scent of the freshly-cut grass, when suddenly a cloud of smoke billows out from under the mower.
There are a number of possible reasons why a lawn mower may start blowing smoke, and you will need to diagnose the problem before you can fix it. So let's do some troubleshooting...
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