The most common mower fault we saw last year across Dorset was water in the fuel, causing poor running, stalling, or no start at all. Moisture can enter via condensation, old petrol, or poorly sealed tanks. Prevent issues by using fresh fuel, proper storage, or Aspen fuel. If your mower shows signs like uneven running or cloudy fuel, stop use and have it checked to avoid costly damage.

As the trees change colours, it’s time to start thinking about leaf cleanup! Are you prepared? See how Ventrac can help with your fall...

Autumn is a season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, but it is still time to take care of your garden and your lawn, but it is still time to take care of your garden and your lawn. If you get into the attitude that now that it is autumn, it is time for a little sleep, a little slumber, A little folding of the hands to sleep… and your lawn can suffer and be, well, not its best next year.

Last week we spoke about how objects on the lawn, like leaves or children’s toys, can stop the light from getting to the grass.

Most of us will not need to mow our lawns at this time, but grass still grows in the winter. If your lawn is looking a little shaggy...

The last two weeks we have talked about things on your lawn that should not be there, there is one more thing that should not be on...

There is nothing quite like the look of the leaves turning orange in the autumn, then covering the lawn in a colourful blanket. But by now..