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Does your lawn look tired, patchy or have bugs? Why not make your lawn look stunning all year round with our seasonal lawn treatment packages. As lawn professionals we can make sure it looks perfect all year
Keeping your lawn in peak condition is an all year round job. There is a programme of recommended lawn actions that need following in order to keep your lawn in its optimum condition.
Apart from Lawn treatments we can also control pest and disease problems in lawns. We also provide treatments for the maintenance of paths, driveways and all other hardscape surfaces.
Welcome to Lawn Doctor from Banbury Lawncare, this month we are discussing Moss control in your lawns.
Spring and Autumn are ideal times of year too eradicate moss from your lawns. we are treating moss sat the moment in readiness for scarifying this spring.
Moss is a non flowering plant that reproduces in the atmosphere using spores. They grow in small clumps or patches in your lawn and quite often this happens in shady and damp locations. It is also noticeable that the lawn has a spongy feel when walked upon.
At Banbury Lawncare we provide a moss control programme which is usually applied as a granular or liquid control. Once applied, over a course of time, usually two weeks,you will notice the moss turning black or brown in various places. (See image)
Spring (March/April/May) and Autumn (September/October) are excellent months to remove the dead moss via Scarification
Over-seeding and Top dressing may then be necessary if there are a lot of dead patches within the lawn due to the removal of the moss.
Contact Neal at Banbury Lawncare for a FREE Bespoke consultation and costing tailored to your own lawn. We are currently carrying out moss kill treatments and will follow up at a later date with a Scarification visit.
Banbury Lawncare have recently completed the restoration of the rear lawn on this property located on Radstone fields Brackley. The original lawn was thin and poorly developed and so a lawn treatment restoration was undertaken. A seeding, top dressing and slow release feed has now bought this lawn back to its former glory. Why spend… Continue Reading
