To put it simply, yes, your lawn will certainly benefit from a spring feed. A beautiful lawn complements the rest of the garden and with spring just days away, there’s no better time to start thinking about your lawn care routine ready to enjoy your outdoor space this season. To establish a healthy lawn to be proud of, we recommended developing a proper maintenance schedule which includes fertilisation. This will feed your lawn the nutrients it needs to not only make the grass greener, but to make your lawn grow thicker and increase its strength, health, and vigour. Why is fertiliser important ..read more

Being proud of your home is a wonderful thing and naturally, here at Lawntech, we are all proud of our beloved lawns and our clients are too. We all agree that there’s something so rewarding about spending time in your garden and being able to enjoy the beautiful outdoor setting that surrounds you. For many of us, our lawn is the centrepiece of our garden whether small or large, so we want to take good care of it to ensure it maintains its vigorous growth and colour. Working with a reputable lawn care company who are dedicated in providing your lawn with the care and attention it deserves, is ..read more

Resolutions for the new year are a motivating and positive start for many, and though we try hard to stick to them, we quickly find life gets in the way and very soon that glow of a fresh new year can quickly wear off. But some resolutions can be easier to keep… Make a resolution to keep your lawn in tip-top shape Get your outdoor space into shape this year with these 5 top tips to a fuller, greener lawn. Fertilise, fertilise, fertilise The right balance of nutrients is a key ingredient to a healthy lawn. Applying a fertiliser at the right time of year starting in Spring, will feed your lawn t ..read more

Christmas is upon us, and another year draws to a close, so we would like to bring you this final blog of 2022 to reflect on some of the highlights here at Lawntech over the last 12 months, as we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.   Lawntech fundraising for Hopes and Homes for Children  The war in Ukraine was a devastating start to 2022 and the unfolding events touched the hearts of many including all our staff here at Lawntech. So, when Hope and Homes for Children Ukraine Appeal was brought to our attention by our existing customers, we were inspired by the work the or ..read more

If you are already familiar with Lawntech, or a regular reader of our blogs, then it’s very likely you’ll know by now our famous autumn mantra; “If the lawn is growing, keep on mowing!” Well, the same is very much true for the winter months too. If the weather conditions are mild, this will be prompting your grass to grow. Our advice is, if you are able to give your grass a cut whilst it’s growing, please do. You will be helping your lawn in several ways and giving it a gentle kickstart heading into spring. Is it necessary to mow my lawn in winter? During the winter months it’s usually not nec ..read more

With winter on its way, and the cold creeping in, you may be wondering how best to prepare your much-loved lawn for this season. We’ve put together a useful winter lawn care guide so that you can wrap up warm inside, content that your lawn is well equipped for these dull, dark months ahead. Sweep away those leaves This task deserves its place on the top of your winter lawn care list. Periodically sweeping any fallen leaves and debris from your lawn is one of the most important jobs this season. Using a light rake or brush, gently sweep away leaves to allow your lawn to breathe and grab hold of ..read more

Trees are essential for life so it should come as no surprise that we have a whole week dedicated to celebrating their importance! The UK’s largest annual tree celebration is back this week and marks the start of the winter tree planting season. First established in 1975 by the Tree Council, National Tree Week was set up as a response to the national replanting that was required following the outbreak of Dutch Elm disease. Now a national event supported by many, National Tree Week has inspired communities to plant trees together and embrace the vital benefits their existence brings to our plan ..read more

  Moss is growing all around us. On the roofs above our heads, on garden walls and in the cracks of pavements, but whilst moss is beautiful in our gardens and woodlands, it can be controlled in your lawn to prevent harm to your grass.   What is moss? Mosses are non-flowering plants which produce spores. This can make control difficult as these spores can be bought into the garden (through wind or animals) and can quickly develop in your lawn given the right conditions. Whilst there are many varieties of moss, the most common found in UK lawns is Rhytidiadelphus Squarrous (Springy tur ..read more

As the evenings darken and temperatures cool, we may find ourselves spending less time enjoying our gardens this autumn. However, it’s a critical time in the lawn care calendar and there is lots you can do to care for your lawn this season to ensure it is looking its best come spring.   Sweep away those autumn leaves In autumn your lawn wants to harvest as much sunlight as possible to supply the grass plants with enough energy to survive the coming winter and so the most important autumn job you can do for your lawn is to rake up those leaves! If left to sit on top of your lawn, the leave ..read more

The key to a healthy lawn is a healthy soil so here at Lawntech, we understand the importance of getting to know your soil type and its components. When your soil is compacted, your grass plants simply can’t grow well. Understanding the reasons for soil compaction and taking the right steps to relieve this, will allow your lawn to flourish.   Why is a healthy soil important? Generally, around half of a healthy soil is made of up of pore space. This pore space enables elements such as oxygen and moisture to pass down into the soil to allow it to breathe. Access to these vital elements and ..read more