The weather in December was marked by unusually high temperatures, with New Year’s Eve 2021 being the warmest on record. However, January and February tend to be the coldest months of the year, and with falling temperatures come overnight frost. While a frost covered lawn may look pretty, frost itself can cause damage to your grass…. [Read More]
How to Help Garden Wildlife Survive the Winter
We’ve decided to have a bit of a change of focus this month. We know that many of you, our valued customers, don’t just love your lawns, you love everything about your garden, particularly the opportunity it gives you to see birds and other creatures up close. So, jump in and find out how you can… [Read More]
Get Rid Of Chafer Grubs.
Spotlight on Chafer Grubs Encouraging pollinators, birds and small mammals into our gardens improves biodiversity and mitigates increasing urbanisation. That’s why lots of us are giving some of our garden over to wildlife friendly planting. However not all bugs are created equally. If you want to maintain a healthy lawn, there are some creatures that you won’t welcome into your garden. Among… [Read More]
Entertaining on Your Summer Lawn
Summer Entertaining on a Lawn to be Proud Of It looks like summer is finally here. If you’ve been looking after your lawn all year you probably want to show it off, and what better way than having a few friends over to enjoy it with you. The team at All Green Lawn Treatments have been… [Read More]
Wetting Agents & Seaweed Treatments
How wet is your lawn? Seems like a simple question. During April you may have felt that your lawn was drying out, given that April 2021 was one of the driest on record. However, since the beginning of May it seems to have done nothing but rain. This probably makes you think that you don’t need to worry about ensuring… [Read More]
Your Lawn in Spring
Happy New Lawn Year! In the UK astronomical spring begins on 20th March this year. With the start of spring comes the warmer weather and the chance to get out into the garden again. The start of spring also signals the start of the lawn year, with now being the time to get your lawn looking great…. [Read More]
Algae, Moulds & Your Lawn.
What’s That Growing on Your Lawn? Regularly walking around your garden won’t just give you some much needed fresh air and exercise, it will also give you the opportunity to become more familiar with changes over time. Helping you to spot issues early. So, as we enter the third lockdown in England, why not spend the extended time many of… [Read More]
Get Your Lawn Winter Ready.
Get Ready for Winter: 8 Tips to Help Protect Your Lawn Until Spring What a year it’s been. We’re nearly at the end though, and before you know it, it’ll be spring again. Before that, we need to get through winter. This means preparing your lawn now for the colder months, so it emerges strong, healthy… [Read More]
Moss & Your Lawn
Get on Top of Moss You’re probably starting to spend less and less time in your garden. If you have looked at your lawn though you may have noticed the presence of moss. Moss is quite a common problem in many lawns, so we’re going to find out what it is, how you can recognise… [Read More]
Lawn Care After a Wet Winter
Helping Your Lawn Recover from This Year’s Wet Winter You may have noticed that we are emerging from a very wet winter. The Met Office has announced that rainfall in December, January and February made it the fifth wettest winter ever, with February the wettest on record! If you have a lawn, you’re probably worried… [Read More]