Early autumn is all about strengthening grass before the cold sets in, so September is the perfect time to get started. 'Your lawn will struggle over the cold winter months without proper preparation, ...

Dedicated autumn lawn care practices are essential for achieving better results next spring, as they ensure your grass is protected and prepared to withstand the harsh weather conditions during the ...

A gardening expert has shared how to make your own natural fertiliser for your lawn in November, using simple ingredients ...

Following a hot and dry summer and the sudden arrival of cooler autumn temperatures, lawns throughout the UK are finding it difficult to cope with the dramatic shift. However, there's another threat ...

As temperatures begin to dip, gardening experts are urging homeowners to start thinking about winter lawn care.

Scroll down to win an Autumn lawncare bundle worth over £100 IF you’ve managed to end this summer with a lush green lawn, and no unexplained bald patches or a depressing brown sheen – then well done ...

UK households with gardens are being encouraged to complete one essential lawn maintenance task this October. Monty Don, who is most recognised as the main presenter of the BBC gardening programme ...

With a dry, hot summer followed by a sudden drop to lower autumn temperatures, grass across the UK is struggling with the contrast. But there’s another challenge that lawns face going into the colder ...

Don't wait until you can actually see that silvery blanket shimmering in the early morning sun before you act. Learn how to ...

After a summer of back-to-back heatwaves and scorching sunshine, the autumn rains are upon us and it's a good time to tend to summer's sun-scorched patches and dry, thatched grass, bare spots caused ...

As temperatures dip and daylight hours fade, many gardeners assume their lawn can be left to its own devices until spring.

IF you’ve managed to end this summer with a lush green lawn, and no unexplained bald patches or a depressing brown sheen – then well done you. The majority of people I’ve spoken to have been left with ...