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  • End of Summer Lawn Care: 7 Jobs to Get Your Yard Autumn-Ready

    End of Summer Lawn Care: 7 Jobs to Get Your Yard Autumn-Ready

    As summer winds down, your lawn has been through a lot—heat, foot traffic, barbecues, maybe even drought stress. The transition from summer to autumn is a critical time for lawn care. A little attention now will ensure your grass bounces back strong, healthy, and ready to thrive in the cooler months ahead. Here are the top jobs to tackle before fall arrives:
    1. Give It a Final Summer Trim
    Keep mowing as growth slows, but don’t scalp the lawn. Gradually lower your mower blade so grass sits at about 2–2.5 inches. This height helps prevent...

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  • Turf layed

    Turf layed

    Turf layed at Kimberly Nottingham after stump grinding and adding topsoil 

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  • Fencing and planting

    Fencing and planting

    Little fence job and planting in Hucknall Nottingham 

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  • Turf layed

    Turf layed

    Little turf laying at Epperstone Nottingham today in this lovely weather 

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  • Preparing soil for turf in spring

    Preparing soil for turf in spring

    Preparing soil for new turf in spring is a great idea! Here are some steps you can follow to get your soil ready:

    Clear the area: Remove any existing grass, weeds, large stones, and debris from the area where you plan to lay the new turf.
    Improve soil quality: Add compost or well-rotted manure to improve soil and fertility. This will help the turf establish good strong roots.
    Till the soil: Loosen the soil to a depth of about 4-6 inches use a rotavater . This will help with root penetration and water drainage.
    Level the soil: Use a rake t...

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  • The 10 Most Popular Garden Tools

    The 10 Most Popular Garden Tools

    Gardening is one of the most rewarding and enjoyable hobbies in the UK. Whether you are a seasoned gardener or just starting, having the right tools can make a significant difference. Here is a look at the ten most popular garden tools used by UK gardeners and why they are essential.
    1. Hand Trowel
    A hand trowel is a must-have for planting, digging small holes, and transplanting seedlings. Its compact size and versatility make it an essential tool in every gardener’s kit.
    2. Garden Fork
    The garden fork is ideal for breaking up soil, aerat...

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  • A Simple Guide to Choosing a Lawn Mower

    A Simple Guide to Choosing a Lawn Mower

    Selecting the ideal lawn mower is crucial for maintaining a pristine garden. With a plethora of options tailored to various lawn sizes and terrains, making an informed choice ensures efficiency and longevity. Here's a comprehensive guide to assist homeowners in navigating the diverse range of lawn mowers available.
    1. Assess Your Lawn Size and Terrain
    Small Lawns (up to 100m²): Electric corded mowers are lightweight, cost-effective, and perfect for compact spaces. They require minimal maintenance and are easy to store.
    Medium Lawns (100-250...

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  • 10 Easy Steps to Grow the Perfect Lawn from Seed

    10 Easy Steps to Grow the Perfect Lawn from Seed

    Grass seed is best sown in autumn, when soil temperatures are still high, moisture is plentiful and competition from weeds is reduced.
    Achieving a lush, green lawn starts with the right approach to growing grass from seed. Follow these 10 simple steps to transform your outdoor space:
    Step 1: Clear the Area
    Begin by preparing the soil. Remove large stones, weeds, and any debris to create a clean, fertile environment for the grass seed.
    Step 2: Improve the Soil
    It's best to address any soil issues before planting. For heavy clay soils, m...

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  • Essential Tips for Summer Lawn Care

    Essential Tips for Summer Lawn Care

    Summer is a time for outdoor fun, but the heat and increased activity can take a toll on your lawn. Proper lawn care during the summer months is crucial to maintain a healthy, green yard that you can enjoy all season long. Here are some essential tips to help you care for your lawn in the summer.
    1. Mowing Techniques
    Mow High and Frequently During the summer, it's important to keep your grass a bit longer. Taller grass shades the soil, which helps retain moisture and keeps the roots cooler. Aim to cut no more than one-third of the grass blade...

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  • Spring Lawn Care Guide: Tips for a Lush and Healthy Grass Lawn

    Spring Lawn Care Guide: Tips for a Lush and Healthy Grass Lawn

    As spring approaches, our attention turns to the great outdoors, and one of the focal points of our outdoor space is often the lawn. After enduring the winter chill, our grass is ready to awaken and thrive once again. To ensure that your lawn is lush, green, and healthy throughout the spring and beyond, here are some essential tips for spring lawn care:


    Rake and Remove Debris: Begin by raking your lawn to remove any leaves, twigs, and other debris that may have accumulated over the winter months. This will help to improve air circulation a...

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  • Winter is coming, jobs to look after your lawn

    Winter is coming, jobs to look after your lawn

    As winter approaches, many homeowners shift their focus away from lawn care, assuming that their green spaces will naturally hibernate until spring. However, this couldn't be further from the truth. Proper lawn care during the winter months is crucial to ensure a lush, healthy, and vibrant lawn come springtime. In this article, we'll explore the essential tasks you need to perform to look after your lawn in the winter, helping you maintain its beauty year-round.
    1. Keep It Clean: Fallen leaves, debris, and branches can suffocate your lawn and...

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  • Essential Garden Tasks for a Bountiful Autumn

    Essential Garden Tasks for a Bountiful Autumn

    As the vibrant colours of summer fade into the warm and earthy tones of autumn, it's time for garden enthusiasts to roll up their sleeves and embrace the season's unique set of chores. Autumn is a pivotal time for garden care, as it sets the stage for a healthy garden in the coming year. Here are some essential tasks to tackle in your garden this fall.

    Raking Leaves: The quintessential autumn chore! Raking fallen leaves not only keeps your garden looking tidy but also prevents them from smothering your grass and flowerbeds. Consider creating...

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  • Fresh lawn turf laid in Wollaton, Nottingham

    Fresh lawn turf laid in Wollaton, Nottingham


    Started this job on Monday, raking all of the stones away.
    8 tons of topsoil on the ground.
    166 square meters of fresh turf fetched from Lincolnshire.
    All turf laid by Wednesday morning.
    A very happy customer and the job completed.


    Click her for help and advice on watering your new lawn.

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  • Garden Pests

    Garden Pests

    Gardening is an enjoyable and rewarding pastime whether you prefer to grow flowers, vegetables or use it for relaxing and entertainment. Wildlife visitors to your garden; birds, bees and insects, are beneficial to the gardener and the environment.

    However, sometimes unwanted animals can cause damage when they visit.

    Ants: Can be a nuisance in lawns by creating sand/soil heaps

    Mice: Love to eat peas, strawberries and other vegetables, breed quickly and can find their way into homes

    Moles: Cause damage...

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  • Garden Jobs for Summer

    Garden Jobs for Summer

    Plant – Summer bedding from May as the weather is warmer
    Lawns – Mow weekly and raise the cutting height to maintain lush green growth
    Divide – Spring flowering bulbs and replant or share with friends
    Container-grown plants – Need regular feeding and watering to look their best
    Capture and store rainwater – To use, as plants will need more water now
    Keep checking plants for pest and diseases – Do not put diseased plants in compost bins
    Shade greenhouses – Also open doors, windows and vents on hot days
    Deadhead flowers –...

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  • Gardening On A Budget

    Gardening On A Budget

    We all know that money is tight at the moment, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy your garden or your passion for gardening. Here are some handy hints for enjoying your garden during these tough financial times.

    Grow your own vegetables, annuals, and perennials from seed

    Source used (or free) tools and equipment

    Collect and save seeds. Exchange them with friends and colleagues.

    Repurpose and upcycle. For example, make planters out of old wheelbarrows or buckets; and use plastic food containers as s...

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