Something that lots of people ask us via our online chat, is “is your turf free from pests and diseases?” Our turf is grown with the minimum use of chemical pesticides yet we don’t knowingly despatch bugs with it. Read our blog to find out more.
Read MoreIf your garden is looking a bit tired and you want to perk it up, a new lawn from turf could be just the thing. But can you really lay turf in July? Here’s the advice from the Turfonline Team.
Read MoreRed thread disease is a common complaint in lawns and it can be very unsightly. Here’s the turfonline guide to red thread disease
Read MoreWildflowers that bloom in June
Early summer is a great time of year for wildflower spotters. Here’s our guide to some of the wildflowers that bloom in June
Read MoreSummer is when green roofs really do have a lot to offer. Here’s what to expect from your green roof in summer along with some simple maintenance tasks.
Read MoreThe show garden featured in this article illustrates perfectly how wildflowers fit into a low maintenance small garden.
Read MoreWater is one of the world’s most precious resources. It can’t be manufactured so we need to conserve it wherever possible. Here’s how to use less water in the garden.
Read MoreWildflowers can be really fussy about soil type and nutrient levels. If they’re not happy, they won’t perform for you. In this article we look at choosing and preparing soil for a wildflower area.
Read MoreIn this blog, we’re getting down and dirty to take a good look at topsoil. What is it? How do you know if it’s good or bad? Where to find topsoil suppliers and how to calculate your soil requirements.
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