Lawn care

Lawn Care

Creating well looking lawns for people like you is what we do best. Our Lawn Care service will find the right solution for your lawn. Just contact us for your free No Obligation Lawn Care Quote.

Before we can start the process of improving your lawn we need to fully understand its current condition and that the soil in which it grows. Our law care professional will come for a viewing and then will highlight any issue that might be affecting the health and appearance of your lawn.

Having completed the review we will talk to youthrough the results in order that you are aware of any issues affecting your lawn and how these issues can be eradicated with an appropriate treatment plan.

We are able to provide solution for

Lawn Weeds

Lawn Moss

Lawn Thatch

Lawn Compaction

Lawn Diseases

Lawn Pests

Mushrooms

Fairy Rings

A lawn left to its own devices will soon become overgrown. At Snow White Gardeners, we are experts at repairing, restoring and caring for damaged lawns. If you are batting patchy, boggy, diseased or weed-infested turf, we can fix it for you.

We carry out all aspects of lawn care, from mowing and leaving beautiful stripes to scarifying your lawn and treating it for any unwanted pests. We will make sure your lawn is looking at its best at all times.

In order to maintain a quality healthy lawn it is essential to mow correctly and on a regular basis. The first thing to remember is that it is the blade of the lawnmower that does the work. It is advisable to have the blade sharpened at least every year and if possible twice per year. Mowing with a dull blade will “rip” the grass and this will cause the tips of the grass to bruise and turn brown, giving the lawn a brownish tinge.

The mowing season normally starts in March. It is important not to cut too much of the grass at this time. Try to remove no more than one quarter to one third of the grass length initially, otherwise the grass will become stresses. A little and often approach is better during the early months of the year. In Spring you should be mowing to a height of at least one and a half inches on normal domestic lawns.

As we moved into Summer and the temperatures inches the growth of your lawn will slow down. Mow as needed but again be careful not to remove more thane one third of the grass leaf at any time. If temperature become very heigh it may be necessary to reduce the frequency of mowing. During the Summer months you should be mowing to e height of two inches on normal domestic lawns.

During Autumn the growth rate will increase. Towards the end of Autumn mow to a cutting heigh to at least one and a half inches. Mowing can continue into the Winter months as needed. If mowing is required try to ensure that it is done when the grass is dry.

Throughout the year try to resist the temptation to cut the lawn too short, it is something tempting to cut a domestic lawn as short as those seen on golf course but resist this temptation at all costs. The grasses used on golf greens are specialist cultivars which can thrivewhilst cut short. Cutting a domestic lawn too short provides as ideal environment for lawn weeds and can lead to the development of lawn moss.

A recently mowed lawn with a striped finish always looks impressive. The striping is achieved by the rear roller, which gently pushes the grass blades in one direction. Getting the perfect effect can take a little practise depending upon the shape of the lawn being mowed. Rectangular shaped lawns tend to be easier to stripe, irregularly shaped lawns can take a little more practice to achieve to desired result.

Finally, our team comes equipped with all the latest machinery and tools to ensure an affective and efficient service and all our employees are easily identified by Snow White Professionals uniforms.

Whatever problem your lawn has, we can provide you with the perfect solution. Form weed control to scarification you can rely on us for a full range of quality treatment as part of the Lawn Care service you will receive, so your lawn will look lush, green and healthy.