Tag: beautiful lawn

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03

Jul

Caring for your garden when there’s a hosepipe ban in place

Northern Ireland has had a hosepipe ban put in place due to the drought. But what does that mean for your garden? We’re looking at how you can care for your lawn during a hosepipe ban.

21

Jun

Redthread and other summer lawn diseases

Some diseases of grass can temporarily disfigure a lawn. In this blog we’re looking at what causes lawn diseases, how to discourage them and what to do if your lawn is affected.

15

May

How often does my lawn need feeding and treatments for weeds?

Every single lawn I have ever worked with has been different to every other. So when a homeowner asks “How often should I apply lawn treatments?” I tend to be a little cautious with my answer – until I’ve learned  more about the lawn. Generally though, 5 lawn treatments per year are ideal for most[…]

10

May

How to mow stripes in your lawn

A neatly striped lawn speaks volumes about the person living in a property. Not only that, it’s fun to do. It takes a bit of practice but leaves you with a sense of satisfaction. In this blog Robbie Lynn of Premier Lawns shows you how to mow stripes in your lawn.

04

May

Caring for your newly renovated lawn

Imagine that you have recently had major surgery. To help you recover you will need good food, plenty of water and lots of resting. Once recovered, you will be looking and feeling better than ever. It’s the same for your newly renovated lawn. It can’t speak to tell you what it needs, but after 25+[…]

03

May

Lawns for dogs. How to stop your pet damaging your lawn.

This spring, I’ve been answering lots of questions about lawns for dogs. I’ve been hearing from worried dog owners who are concerned that their much loved pets are damaging their lawns. The biggest problem of all seems to be caused by dog pee on the lawn.

6

03

Jul

Caring for your garden when there’s a hosepipe ban in place

Northern Ireland has had a hosepipe ban put in place due to the drought. But what does that mean for your garden? We’re looking at how you can care for your lawn during a hosepipe ban.

21

Jun

Redthread and other summer lawn diseases

Some diseases of grass can temporarily disfigure a lawn. In this blog we’re looking at what causes lawn diseases, how to discourage them and what to do if your lawn is affected.

15

May

How often does my lawn need feeding and treatments for weeds?

Every single lawn I have ever worked with has been different to every other. So when a homeowner asks “How often should I apply lawn treatments?” I tend to be a little cautious with my answer – until I’ve learned  more about the lawn. Generally though, 5 lawn treatments per year are ideal for most[…]

10

May

How to mow stripes in your lawn

A neatly striped lawn speaks volumes about the person living in a property. Not only that, it’s fun to do. It takes a bit of practice but leaves you with a sense of satisfaction. In this blog Robbie Lynn of Premier Lawns shows you how to mow stripes in your lawn.

04

May

Caring for your newly renovated lawn

Imagine that you have recently had major surgery. To help you recover you will need good food, plenty of water and lots of resting. Once recovered, you will be looking and feeling better than ever. It’s the same for your newly renovated lawn. It can’t speak to tell you what it needs, but after 25+[…]

03

May

Lawns for dogs. How to stop your pet damaging your lawn.

This spring, I’ve been answering lots of questions about lawns for dogs. I’ve been hearing from worried dog owners who are concerned that their much loved pets are damaging their lawns. The biggest problem of all seems to be caused by dog pee on the lawn.

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6

03

Jul

Caring for your garden when there’s a hosepipe ban in place

Northern Ireland has had a hosepipe ban put in place due to the drought. But what does that mean for your garden? We’re looking at how you can care for your lawn during a hosepipe ban.

21

Jun

Redthread and other summer lawn diseases

Some diseases of grass can temporarily disfigure a lawn. In this blog we’re looking at what causes lawn diseases, how to discourage them and what to do if your lawn is affected.

15

May

How often does my lawn need feeding and treatments for weeds?

Every single lawn I have ever worked with has been different to every other. So when a homeowner asks “How often should I apply lawn treatments?” I tend to be a little cautious with my answer – until I’ve learned  more about the lawn. Generally though, 5 lawn treatments per year are ideal for most[…]

10

May

How to mow stripes in your lawn

A neatly striped lawn speaks volumes about the person living in a property. Not only that, it’s fun to do. It takes a bit of practice but leaves you with a sense of satisfaction. In this blog Robbie Lynn of Premier Lawns shows you how to mow stripes in your lawn.

04

May

Caring for your newly renovated lawn

Imagine that you have recently had major surgery. To help you recover you will need good food, plenty of water and lots of resting. Once recovered, you will be looking and feeling better than ever. It’s the same for your newly renovated lawn. It can’t speak to tell you what it needs, but after 25+[…]

03

May

Lawns for dogs. How to stop your pet damaging your lawn.

This spring, I’ve been answering lots of questions about lawns for dogs. I’ve been hearing from worried dog owners who are concerned that their much loved pets are damaging their lawns. The biggest problem of all seems to be caused by dog pee on the lawn.