Lawncare

During the year your lawns nutritional needs change, during the summer months our feeds gently provide the nutrient to help replace that lost by summer cutting. We have experienced a […]

Snow isn’t really a major problem for lawns, normally it doesn’t last long in Nottingham, but a fungal disease called snow mould (fusarium) can occur once the snow melts. This

The team from Greener Gardens took a day out from completing important winter treatments, to spend the day working with Alex Vickers, turf consultant to Institute of Groundmanship. The event,

We are certainly enjoying some warm summer weather, however, with little rain on the horizon the combination of high temperatures and low rainfall will prove a stressful time for your

If like us you are hearing in the news channels about the lack of current rainfall, then spare a thought for your grass. The combination of recent temperatures, drying winds

Soil temperatures are increasing and you may have noticed more grass clippings in the grass box each week during your weekly cut. In late April this was a result of

If like us you enjoyed a week end of sunshine and BBQ’s spare a thought for your grass. The combination of high day temperatures and strong winds over the last

A week ago the team at Greener Gardens we were concerned about the dryness of lawns but during the last eight days have seen some very wet weather which combined

It’s May and your lawn grasses will have started growing, as the soil warms up, and your mowing needs to start in earnest. Regular mowing is a vital part of

November and December 2015 have broken most of the weather records we probably didn’t want breaking for our lawns and gardens, warmest, wettest, windiest, least sun, most consecutive days of