For a great looking lawn, mow regularly, not too short and cut no more than a 1/3 off the length.

Clearing gutters regularly avoids possible rusting and water damage during rain falls.

Over watering lawns may encourage fungus and disease to develop.

Edging the lawn at 90° gives a fantastic neat and tidy squared finish.

Try gentle pruning more often to thicken the growth of trees and plants.

Always keep mower blades sharp. This cuts the grass neatly, instead of tearing it.

Choose plants according to your requirements and the soil, sun and water conditions.

Developing a deeper root system keeps lawns healthier and looking better during summer.

Encourage deeper roots by watering lawns long and slow, less frequently, not frequent, shallow watering.

Choose an appropriate type of lawn for your conditions and requirements.

As a rule of thumb, fertilise your lawn in early spring, early summer and mid Autumn.

Choose a lawn fertiliser appropriate to your lawn and soil condition.

Good drainage is important to both garden and lawn growth and development.

Mulch mowing can be a great alternative to catch mowing.

Pulling weeds, often leaves roots behind. Try weed spray to kill weeds, roots and all.