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7 Spring & Summer Lawn Prep Steps You Need To Do NOW!

Aug 20, 2019 | How to Lay Turf Yourself, Lawn Care Tips and Articles, Lawn Maintenance Tips

Home / How to Lay Turf Yourself There’s only 11 days until Spring! Time to start getting our lawns into shape ready for Summer! There’s only 11 days until Spring! Time to start getting our lawns into shape ready for Summer! To keep our lawns in pristine condition, our...

On-Trend Lawn Edging Options!

Aug 19, 2019 | How to Lay Turf Yourself, Lawn Care Tips and Articles, Lawn Maintenance Tips

Home / Lawn Care Tips and Articles / Lawn Maintenance Tips Whilst lawn edging is a functional addition to prevent your grass from infiltrating your gardens, it is also important that it looks great as well! We know how much effort you put into making your lawn look...

How to Care for New Lawns

Dec 17, 2018 | How to Lay Turf Yourself, Lawn Care Tips and Articles, Lawn Maintenance Tips

Watering Frequency Tips

Dec 17, 2018 | How to Lay Turf Yourself, Lawn Care Tips and Articles, Lawn Maintenance Tips

Home / Lawn Care Tips and Articles / Lawn Maintenance Tips Once established, wise watering helps keep your lawn looking its best. Watering wisely produces deep roots, making the turf more tolerant in dry conditions and will help boost the longevity of your lawn....

Laying Turf Rolls

Dec 13, 2018 | How to Lay Turf Yourself

Home / How to Lay Turf Yourself For best results, lay turf in a brick pattern, making sure not to leave gaps or overlap. Your new turf should be laid as soon as possible for the best result, use a brick pattern for the neatest result and remember to water your new...

How to Estimate Turf Quantities

Dec 13, 2018 | How to Lay Turf Yourself

Home / How to Lay Turf Yourself Simply break the area up into basic shapes and dust off your geometry formulas! To measure the area of your new lawn, simply create a sketch, break it up into simple shapes, calculate the areas of each of these shapes and add them all...