Wondering how to make your garden (or roof garden) more environmentally friendly? In this article, we’re looking at the different ways that wildflowers are important to the environment and how you can incorporate them into your own outdoor space.
Read MoreNeed to finish your garden by Christmas? It’s perfectly possible to lay turf in December. Here’s how.
Read MoreThe Turfonline Team value every single one of our reviews and testimonials. Here are just a few from 2019’s busy season.
Read MoreRain is the gardener’s friend in so many ways but it’s not always pleasant to work in. We’re looking at the effects of rain and discussing whether or not to lay turf onto wet soil.
Read MoreUnlike hedgehogs and butterflies, your lawn doesn’t hibernate through winter. Instead, it is faced with all the elements the British weather is likely to throw at it. In our comprehensive winter lawn care special, we’re looking at some seasonal hints and tips to ensure your garden carpet looks great all year round.
Read MoreIt’s not unusual to find mushrooms and toadstools in your lawn during mild wet weather. It needn’t be a worry though. In this blog we ask “are lawn mushrooms poisonous?”
Read MoreIt’s those unexpected visitors that add an extra (and free!) layer of interest to your garden. Here are a few simple jobs to help garden wildlife in autumn.
Read MoreLaying turf is one of the few gardening jobs that can be done at any time of year. However, you do need to adapt your technique a little for the season. In this blog, we’re looking at laying turf in October.
Read MoreIt’s tempting to save money on gardening by hunting out cheaper products. But that can sometimes be a false economy. Here are just some of the perils of buying cheap topsoil.
Read MoreWith so many different types of turf available to buy online, it can be hard to make a choice. In this article, we’re looking at what makes the best garden turf.
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