Autumn is a season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, but it is still time to take care of your garden and your lawn.

It may be time to start thinking about getting your hedge trimmer ready to begin clipping back your bushes and hedges.

Mow anytime the weather is dry enough, but keep your cutting height high still for a while. Another job you can begin to think about is...

Spring is here, and you have given your lawn a cut or two, but your mower is not behaving like it used to. Is this something you can fix...

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...

As the snow clears from your lawn keep an eye open for a build-up of rotting leaves, branches, and other winter debris?

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...

Many of you will be getting your mower out for the first time this year. Remember, nowadays, petrol is on fresh for about 30 days, so...

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..

To avoid unnecessary pollution to the environment, you can consider the following maintenance tips:

Do you have a neighbour who is less able to look after their lawn? How about offering a helping hand to your neighbour?