Lawns, as beautiful as they are, come with their quirks. From patchy growth and stubborn weeds to drainage issues and pests, each problem requires a tailored solution. My goal is to provide you with practical advice to not only fix these issues but also prevent them in the future.
Thinking of Starting a Lawn? Here’s What to Know
Starting fresh is exciting, but it’s also the perfect time to get ahead of potential pitfalls. Choosing the right grass type for your soil and climate, understanding how to prepare the ground, and establishing proper watering habits are all key steps. In this section, you’ll find guidance to set your lawn up for long-term success—because prevention is always easier than repair.
For Existing Lawns: Troubleshooting and Care
Even the best-maintained lawns can encounter hiccups. Here are some of the most common issues and how to address them:
Why This Section Matters
Whether you’re just beginning your lawn journey or have years of care under your belt, this section is your go-to resource for solving problems and learning more about your lawn’s unique needs. Think of it as a companion for understanding what’s happening beneath the surface and what steps to take next.
Doves-foot Cranesbill, scientifically known as Geranium molle, is a persistent annual weed that can be found in various gardens and lawns. Although it might seem harmless due to its delicate flowers, this … Read more
Fusarium patch disease, a prevalent turf affliction in the UK, is attributed to the fungus Microdochium nivale (previously known as Fusarium nivale). Recognized as one of the most detrimental lawn diseases in … Read more
Superficial fairy rings (also known as thatch fungi) are most common during the summer and autumn months on lawns in the UK. Normally they have little effect on the on the grass … Read more