Don't cut too short
Mow regularly but never remove more than a third of the grass blade at once. Longer grass shades out weeds, holds moisture and grows deeper, stronger roots.
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Lawn AdviceTips for a healthier, greener lawn
Simple, eco-friendly advice from our team to help your lawn thrive all year round.
Expert tips
Six habits of a great lawn
Keep your blades sharp
A clean cut heals faster and looks better. Blunt blades tear the grass, which stresses the lawn and invites disease.
Water deeply, less often
Early morning is best. One or two good soaks a week encourage deep roots — far better than a light daily sprinkle.
Feed it naturally
Organic, seaweed-based feeds release nutrients gently and improve the soil over time — no chemical spikes, and safe for children and pets.
Tackle moss at the root
Moss thrives in compacted, shaded, damp lawns. Improve airflow and feed in early spring; an organic spring treatment breaks moss down naturally — no raking needed.
Mind the seasons
Lighter, more frequent cuts in spring and summer; raise the cutting height in heat and drought; ease off as growth slows in autumn while keeping fallen leaves cleared.
Seasonal calendar
Feeding your lawn through the year
Mar – Apr
Early Spring
Strengthen new growth and clear moss as the lawn wakes up, setting it up for a thick, healthy season.
May – Jun
Early Summer
Feed for resilience and moisture so the grass stays lush and copes with the warmer, drier weeks ahead.
Jul – Aug
Late Summer
Replenish nutrients after heat stress to keep your lawn green, dense and able to fend off weeds.
Sep – Nov
Autumn
Strengthen the lawn for winter so it stays greener for longer and makes a quick recovery come spring.
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