COMPACTION

WATERLOGGING

MOSS

WEEDS

GRASS QUALITY

UNEVEN GROUND

DISEASE

Letting grass get too long in certain areas and then cutting it back is detrimental to the plant's health. More frequent cutting at reasonable heights will encourage both better rooting and tillering of the grass plant.

Typical solutions: frequent cutting and/or use of growth regulators.

FERTILSING
Accurately and evenly applying fertiliser is important and we have a range of fertiliser spreaders for this operation.

SPRAYING
If weeds are dominating your grass area we can apply the appropriate treatment.

GRASS CUTTING
We have a range of rotary mowers, with collection boxes if required.
See the information provided by the Institute of Groundsmanship.

http://www.iog.org/documents/Heightofcut.pdf
http://www.iog.org/documents/Mowing.pdf

FLAILS
If you have an overgrown area requiring clearing we have a flail to suit the job.

GRASS SPECIES development and/or improvement
Different sports turf surfaces require grass characteristics that are individually suited. Inevitably, after a period of time, most surfaces will revert back to Poa Annua (Annual Meadow Grass). Whether it's Rye grass football pitches or Bent/Fescue grass golf greens, all should be assessed individually.

Typical solutions: assess individually.