
Necrotic Ring Spots vs Fairy Rings – What’s the difference?
Necrotic Ring Spot (NRS) is a common turfgrass disease that primarily affects lawns, particularly in temperate regions. Characterised by distinct circular patches of dead or
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Tips and advice on creating healthy lawns and gardens by feeding the soil with the best nutrients at the best time of year.
Necrotic Ring Spot (NRS) is a common turfgrass disease that primarily affects lawns, particularly in temperate regions. Characterised by distinct circular patches of dead or
Maintaining a lush, green lawn requires a careful balance of nutrients, with nitrogen being a key component. High nitrogen fertilisers are particularly effective in promoting
100% Organic gardening has a perception. The perception is that it’s more expensive and less effective. To put it bluntly, it’s not true. In some
I’ll be honest I only started leaving all the grass clippings on the lawn recently. That’s because I always felt it left a lot of
If you buy grass seed, you might be wondering whether it’s best to buy a little more than you need so you can use it
Lawn Rust isn’t the most common of diseases on grass. However, it can look unsightly if it appears on your lawn. So, in this article
Scarifying is a word that’s branded around way more than verticutting in the lawn care community. So, you might be wondering what verticutting is, whether
Good drainage is one of the most important parts of having a great piece of grass. Especially if you want it to look great after
Blood, Fish & bone is a 100% organic plant feed that’s very similar to what’s normally known as your ‘general’ or ‘balanced’ fertiliser. It’s designed
For years, I thought a cylinder mowers was just for older people who hadn’t moved with the times. That was until I realised how much
Soil pH is arguably the most important factor when it comes to whether your plants thrive or not. If you get a new plant. The
Contrary to popular belief (and what many websites tell you), you shouldn’t be applying bonemeal every 6 weeks in the growing season. In fact, you
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