As summer approaches and temperatures rise, lawns become vulnerable to various pests. These unwanted visitors can quickly damage grass, leaving unsightly patches and compromising overall lawn health.

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“Wet grass doesn’t cut cleanly; it tears, leaving the edges jagged. This makes the lawn more susceptible to diseases and pests.” The gardening expert also warns that the clippings from wet ...

Brits are being warned about a nasty disease that "can last around two weeks ... This warning comes as the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) issued advice to anyone planning a half-term visit ...

Lawns that looked impressive in summer can look ... Rachel Stringer, a real estate agent at Raleigh Realty, told Express.co.uk: "Because of my commitment to every detail that can improve a home ...

Nick Ee, product and training manager at BLACK+DECKER, said: “Whilst there are many contributing factors that play into the optimum time to mow a lawn here in the UK, our research shows that the ...

UK residents who notice yellow or brown spots on their lawns are being alerted that this could be indicative of a notorious grass disease. Fusarium patch, also referred to as snow mould, represents ...

Lawns take the nature out of nature. I grew up in a very nice suburb, as suburbs go. Everyone conformed to the unspoken rules. For example, every property had a well-maintained green lawn. Well ...

The disease, which can cause brain inflammation, seizures, and long-term brain damage, was previously thought to be confined to mainland Europe, but has now made its way to the UK. Tick-borne ...