Lawn care
A lawn is the one part of a garden that needs attention on a timetable. We keep the timetable.
Mowing, edging, aeration and seasonal feeding on a regular schedule.
Lawn care with us is a regular schedule, not a call when the grass gets long. It covers mowing and edging, aeration, and feeding timed to the season.
Mowing and edging are the visible part. Aeration and feeding are what keep the grass thick enough to be worth mowing. Doing all four as one schedule means each is done with the others in mind.
If we designed or built the garden, the lawn is kept to the shape on the plan, so beds do not creep and edges stay where they were drawn.
What is included
Mowing
Regular cutting through the growing season.
Edging
Clean lines along beds, paths and paving.
Aeration
Opening up the ground so air and water reach the roots.
Seasonal feeding
Feeding timed to the time of year.
When this is the right sheet
- You want the lawn kept on a schedule you do not have to think about.
- The grass is thin or patchy and mowing alone is not improving it.
- The edges between lawn, beds and paths have gone soft and the garden looks untidy for it.
- Roughly how large the lawn is, or simply the address so we can look.
- Any gates, slopes or tight corners that affect access.
- Areas where grass has always struggled.
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