Soil Health

The healthier your soil, the healthier your lawn

A great looking lawn begins with the soil. We understand the importance of good diet and exercise for our family health, lets not forget the lawn!

Our Soil Health treatments are perfect for “unlocking the potential in your soil” and increasing soil health naturally, in turn helping with lawn issues such as Red Thread, Dry Patch and even fairy ring. It also naturally increases drought recovery.

Unlock the soil for a healthier greener lawn

Like a healthy diet, improving your soils biological and physical conditions through annual aeration will improve grass plants health through a process of healthy roots healthy shoots.

Our natural Soil Improver and Biology Booster treatments stimulates and improves the soil biology in your lawn, micro-organisms are natural plant hormones, which encourages root growth, strengthens plant tissue and will also help with Red Thread disease recovery.

By adding Greener Gardens Soil Enrichment program, it will improve both your soils physical properties and microbial activity. Grass plants rely on soil microorganisms to mineralize nutrients for growth and development.

It's the probiotic shake your lawn would order.

About our Soil Health treatments

We have two services available

Soil Improver

And

Soil Enrichment

More information below....

Soil Improver

Improves soil structure

Ideal for improving all soil types, our Soil Improver makes all the difference, naturally improving your soils structure and is ideal for clay and heavy soils.

Improving soil conditions will assist drainage which in turn will encourage deeper rooting grass plants and promote even healthier grass.

Our natural 4 action Soil improver will correct swings in pH and Mg, stimulate microbial activity and aid root development with soil deflocculating.

Repeated applications will make the soil more friable allowing oxygen to get to the root zone improving the plants ability of taking up other nutrients, plus as the soil is more friable drainage is far more efficient.

Benefits of Soil Improver:

• Improves soil structure and tilth
• Creates friable soils and builds deeper top-soil
• Breaks up soils compacted by sodium and clay
• Allows soil to dry more quickly after rain
• Enhances friendly bacterial action
• Helps discourage plant diseases
• Continued application allows for deeper, healthier root development and water penetration.

Soil Enrichment

Naturally feeds the soil for a healthier greener lawn

Our 100% natural Soil Enrichment programme consists of four applications in total during the year, comprising Soil Improver *2 and Biology Booster Soil Enrichment treatments *2.

It naturally improves soil structure, relieving compaction, plus feeds the natural soil web for improved natural soil health. It is suitable for all lawns, not just those wanting help. It's the probiotic shake your lawn would ask for!

There are millions of bacteria and fungi living in your soil, and all of this life and organic material is what helps the grass grow. Without aeration, eventually, the soil will become stagnant and lifeless because it lacks the nutrients and oxygen needed to nurture plant life. The solution: to create this healthy soil without harming your lawn is soil enrichment.

Greener Gardens soil enrichment program improves the structure of your lawn’s soil and stimulates a stronger and healthier root system to deliver a thicker, greener, more resilient lawn. It helps lawns look better, stay healthier and recover faster from drought and disease conditions.

We recommend to improve the quality of your lawn’s root system the annual application of our soil enrichment program and Let the lawn Breathe Solid Tine.

Benefits of Soil Enrichment

• In addition to Soil Improver benefits
• Healthier soil and rootzone
• Natural aeration
• Natural thatch reduction
• Increased disease recovery
• Improved drought recovery
• Helps maximises fertiliser uptake

Why replenish lost nutrients?

Soil leaching, a natural process in which essential nutrients are washed away by water, can lead to nutrient deficiencies and affect the overall health of your lawn.

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