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lawn care articles from a team of lawn and turf experts newsletter sign up please fill in our online form to receive the grass clippings newsletter contact clippings email grass clippings - email the grass clippings team telephone: 0871 234 3480 fax: 0871 234 3481 gmt office hours only our details home about us - read about the grass clippings team the lawn shop - buy lawn care products for self application lawn consultancy - on-site lawn diagnostics and reporting lawn treatment service - have a professional turf manager treat your lawn contract pesticide application service - for professional sports turf and large turf areas recent posts time to fertilise your lawns! top dressing a lawn with a trulute how to calibrate your new lawn fertiliser spreader successful application of a lawn fertiliser red thread disease attacking britain's lawns indigo garden spray dye solves garden treatment problems create a new lawn controlling your lawn weeds deere oh deere! gardener filmed by police for using his mobile phone whilst on a ride on mower introduce earthworms into your garden colourful lawn treatments a handy lawn care calendar bank holiday lawn care tips bees love lazy lawn owners getting naked with your lawn it's national gardening week grandfather told to stop mowing council grass next to his home lawn care products from the lawn shop smart new castclear cartons in the garden centres diy or a lawn treatment company? recent comments andrew palmer on why mowing the lawn relieves stress and boosts your memory peter ramsden on a handy lawn care calendar sandy pistolas on moss control in lawns greenman. on moles - how to control and prevent them in your lawn marc meador on turning a sow's ear into a silk purse our partners the lawn company - lawn advice, lawn service and lawn supply the lawn company - lawn treatment service the lawn shop - lawn shop for lawn care products castclear - lawn worm cast control product weed free - contract pesticide application services indigo garden spray dye makes garden spraying visible! copyright notice copyright © grass clippings time to fertilise your lawns! there is a lot of red thread disease around at the moment so time to step up your feeding programme now! red thread will not kill the grass plants but the strawy visual is not very pleasing on the eye. the best control method before reaching for a lawn disease product is to apply nitrogen. if you fertilised your lawns in the spring time, now is the time to get the fertiliser spreader out again and make a repeat application of a spring and summer fertiliser. the lawn shop have some excellent 12 week nitrogen release fertiliser products available in a 5 / 10 / 20 kgs units of sale. 20kgs will treat up to 666 square metres. permalink | comments (0) top dressing a lawn with a trulute top dressing a lawn is the term used to describe the careful application of a loam, sand or clay material to the surface of a lawn to restore the micro levels. the term is often confused with a fertiliser application as a 'dressing'. top dressing is typically applied in the autumn after scarification and aeration and over seeding when around 8mm or 1/4 of an inch of material is applied and worked into the lawns' surface. continue reading "top dressing a lawn with a trulute" » permalink | comments (0) how to calibrate your new lawn fertiliser spreader applying fertiliser is a daunting thought for some lawn owners but you can sleep at night, and not worry that you will wake and find rust orange burnt patches, by making sure that you have calibrated your fertiliser spreader before tackling the task. it is not sufficient to simply 'bucket and chuck it', a reference i heard today from a maintenance gardener! don't be put off by the word 'calibration', it may sound scientific, but actually it is as easy as pie if you follow our simple guide. continue reading "how to calibrate your new lawn fertiliser spreader" » permalink | comments (0) successful application of a lawn fertiliser we have all seen it - stripy lawns where a lawn fertiliser has been incorrectly applied. a bit like the picture of the lawn shown here. it is important to learn how to fertilise a lawn so that you encourage even and consistent growth and colour and plant health. the problem arises when you have the job of trying to match in the light and dark bands of grass without over application of a lawn fertiliser. the application of a lawn care product such as a granular lawn fertiliser is a calibrated process. ensuring the correct number of grams or kilograms over a certain area, such as 35 grams per single square metre. continue reading "successful application of a lawn fertiliser" » permalink | comments (0) red thread disease attacking britain's lawns red thread disease in you lawn season is now upon us. warm, humid and moist environmental conditions are ideal for an outbreak of this unsightly lawn disease. that's all your lawn needs after three weeks of hot dry weather! it is fairly easy to prevent an outbreak of this lawn disease. the majority of lawns were fertilised in the spring months and now the benefit of that feed is wearing off. add into the equation that some of the nutrients in the turf grass plants end up in the mower box as grass clippings and you can soon build up a picture as to why the grass may become weak and susceptible to an attack of red thread disease. continue reading "red thread disease attacking britain's lawns" » permalink | comments (0) indigo garden spray dye solves garden treatment problems when gardeners make liquid or chemical applications to their lawn, they are faced with a big dilemma - how can they mark where they have sprayed already? professional turf managers have been using spray pattern indicator dyes for decades but these have never been widely available before to the amateur lawn owner. turf managers also use what is called a foam bout marker on their large sprayers which leaves a trace blob of foam down the travelled run of the fairway so that the operator can match up with the last pass on the return run. the foam soon disappears after an hour via sunlight. continue reading "indigo garden spray dye solves garden treatment problems" » permalink | comments (0) create a new lawn the are many lawn care companies undertaking lawn renovations such as the lawn company , that may include over seeding with new grass seed to improve the turf grass content of an old or maybe a new lawn installation from bare soil. in the case of a new lawn installation, the choice of whether to turf or seed is down to the preference of the lawn owner and budget. turf is 8 - 12 months old when it is harvested whereas it can take almost 6 months for newly sown grass seeds to get to the same point of maturity that turf is when it is laid. continue reading "create a new lawn" » permalink | comments (0) controlling your lawn weeds if you have a lot of weeds in your lawn in june, now is the time to think about controlling now them with a good selective weed killer. you normally get two periods of weed activity in a normal year. the broadleaf weeds such as cat's ear, plantains, daisies, dandelions to name a view of them will easily over winter in the turf. these need to be killed early on before the second turf weed season starts when you get the red, white clovers, yellow suckling clovers and trefoils appearing in around may and june time. continue reading "controlling your lawn weeds" » permalink | comments (0) deere oh deere! gardener filmed by police for using his mobile phone whilst on a ride on mower a gardener has landed himself in hot water after he was spotted using his phone behind the wheel of his ride-on lawnmower - outside a police station. the 47-year-old council gardener allegedly pulled out his phone while sat at traffic lights right outside a police station in ely, cardiff. officers then pulled over his green john deere ride-on lawnmower. the worker told how he picked up his phone to change some music on his way between grass-cutting jobs. continue reading "deere oh deere! gardener filmed by police for using his mobile phone whilst on a ride on mower" » permalink | comments (0) introduce earthworms into your garden gardeners eager to revitalize their lawns and gardens may spend hundreds of dollars on tools and products designed to improve soil and growing conditions. although many of these items can be advantageous, gardeners also may want to look to nature’s best garden helpers: earthworms. it is believed that nearly 3,000 different types of earthworms inhabit the planet. worms have been around for hundreds of millions of years. this is cold comfort from lawn owners blighted with lawn worm casts. continue reading "introduce earthworms into your garden" » permalink | comments (0) colourful lawn treatments when gardeners make liquid or chemical applications to their lawn, they are faced with a big dilemma - how can they mark where they have sprayed already? professional turf managers have been using spray pattern indicator dyes for decades but these have never been widely available before to the amateur lawn owner. turf managers also use what is called a foam bout marker on their large sprayers which leaves a trace blob of foam down the travelled run of the fairway so that the operator can match up with the last pass on the return run. the foam soon disappears after an hour via sunlight. continue reading "colourful lawn treatments" » permalink | comments (0) a handy lawn care calendar the majority of lawn owners require a helping hand with their lawns but most importantly sound lawn care advice to guide them with their lawn care throughout the year. a lot can happen to a lawn in 12 months, especially with varying weather patterns from year to year. there are lawn treatments and lawn mantenance tasks to perform plus renovation tasks should the lawn require a major overhaul. where do you initially look for guidance in these specialist lawn tasks and how can you be sure that you may rely on the advice given? continue reading "a handy lawn care calendar" » permalink | comments (1) bank holiday lawn care tips the weathermen are promising us a bit of a sunny and warm bank holiday weekend so time to get planning what you intend to do! you may choose to head off and do some things in your village such as attend the carnival or may day fete instead of gardening but if you are opting for a staycation get fit and healthy by having a work out in the garden! it has been a bit of a long winter with hardly a spring to mention and everyone is a bit behind with their gardening year. continue reading "bank holiday lawn care tips" » permalink | comments (0) bees love lazy lawn owners as prolific pollinators, bees are crucial to a healthy ecosystem. but their numbers are declining around the world because of agriculture and urban development. now, researchers have discovered that lazy lawnmowers—people who mow their lawns once every 2 weeks—have more bees than people who mow their lawns every single week. to find out which yards yielded “peak bee,” researchers recruited 16 lucky suburban homeowners in springfield, massachusetts. the researchers mowed their lawns every week—or once every 2 or 3 weeks—for two summers. the researchers used insect nets and pan traps—plastic cups filled with soapy water and placed near lawn flowers—to trap bees. the team also collected data on the number and types of lawn flowers that sprouted between mowing days. lawns cut every 2 weeks supported 30% more bees than the other lawns, the team reports this month in biological conservation . the 2-week lawns had more flowers than the 1-week lawns, explaining the higher number of bees. but researchers suspect that the 3-week lawns, which had even more flowers, were less attractive, because the taller grass might have made it more difficult for the bees to reach the flowers. in total, the researchers counted 93 species of bees, accounting for about a quarter of all bee species in massachusetts. the researchers say this demonstrates that urban environments, if managed properly, can provide suitable habitat for high diversity and abundance of bees. read more here permalink | comments (0) getting naked with your lawn get ready for the annual world naked gardening day (wngd) people across the globe are encouraged, on the first saturday of may , to tend their portion of the world's garden unclothed as nature intended. gardening has a timeless quality, and anyone can do it: young and old, singles or groups, the fit and infirm, urban and rural. an elderly lady in a manhattan apartment can plant new annuals in her window box. families can rake leaves in their back yard. freehikers can pull invasive weeds along their favorite stretch of trail. more daring groups can make rapid clothes-free sorties into public parks to do community-friendly stealth cleanups. continue reading "getting naked with your lawn" » permalink | comments (0) next » site search search the site archives lawn technical pages aerating a lawn - tips on improving the grass root zone chafer beetle larvae in your lawn - infestation and control leatherjacket control - identify and deal with crane fly larvae moss control in lawns - practical control advice red thread disease - controlling an outbreak rust disease - identification and control worm casts in lawns - where do earthworm casts come from? 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