Author Archives: Ivinghoe Turf

Before laying your new turf, it is important that your garden is correctly prepared to ensure that you have a successful establishment of the new garden turf. Below we have listed a few steps to get you started: Removing your … Continue reading →

As the winter season passes, it is important to ensure that your garden is well maintained. With changing sun positions and decreased direct sunlight, increased shade, lower daylight hours, and lower soil temperatures, it allows the grass to become more vulnerable … Continue reading →

Did you know we also provide large volumes of turf for commercial customers? That’s right; as well as offering first class service to individual gardens we also offer bulk discounts to commercial customers wanting large amounts of garden turf. Garden … Continue reading →

Due to the lack of rain and very hot conditions this summer, your lawn will have suffered. Here are a few tips to help to bring your lawn back to top condition. Scarify Your Lawn Scarify your lawn in order … Continue reading →

As we move in the spring and summer seasons a few considerations should be made to keep your lawn fresh and green. Keep Your Mower at a High Setting As the growth of your lawn lessens during this drier period, … Continue reading →

Although during the winter months between October and February grass growth is at a minimum, there is still lawn care which can be done which can be carried out all year round. During a period of dry days, it is … Continue reading →

What is the best time of year to lay turf rolls? Rolls of turf, unlike grass seed, provide a near instant transformation of your garden lawn. The best time of year to lay your rolls of turf is mid-autumn due … Continue reading →

There are lots of different reasons for parts of your lawn to go bald – and very few of them are down to poor lawn care. One of the most common reasons is wear and tear, closely followed by shade, … Continue reading →

The condition of your lawn through the early Spring period is often an indication of how it was cared for the previous year, particularly in the autumn period. Now that we have arrived in May we can now begin to … Continue reading →