For Homeowners, Landlords and Commercial Properties.
According to the length of your grass, we will advise on the best approach to get great results. This could be two cuts if the grass is excessively long. The cuttings will be disposed of in the most environmentally responsible way possible.
We provide a weekly or fortnightly service, based on your preference and the season. The cuttings can either be responsibly disposed of or kept for composting purposes.
Not only do we mow your lawn, but we also take care of the edging and borders. If you'd like, we can even install a decorative border to frame your lawn.
We provide lawn care to repair or restore your turf if it is of low quality owing to bare spots, weeds, or diseases. Over-seeding, aeration, top-dressing, and fertilising are some of the treatments we utilise. For more information on our grass maintenance services, please refer to our Lawn Care page.
Whereas most people put their grass cuttings in the recycling bin, did you know that it's actually quite good for composting?
Here are the options:
Cutting your grass short will allow the cuttings to quickly decompose and act as fertiliser for your lawn. They contain 4% nitrogen, 2% potassium, and 1% phosphorus. As they break down, they create a food source for good bacteria in the soil that provides a healthy turf environment. Longer grass, on the other hand, should not be allowed to remain on the lawn since it will block out light and have a detrimental influence on your lawn quality. If you have weeds or grass disease in your lawn, clippings should be gathered and disposed of.
Grass cuttings aren't just a great fertiliser, they also help prevent weeds. By sprinkling them under your hedges (to a depth of 3-4 cm, avoiding the stems), you can save time and money while keeping the area moisturised.
Grass clippings provide an endless supply of material for your compost heap. It’s free and a great way to keep your garden nourished season after season.
Dried grass clippings are a meal for slugs and snails. This will keep them from snacking on your vegetables, it's an environmental win-win. In fact, it’s entirely possible to drastically reduce the green recycling bin usage and keep your garden nourished by recycling your own waste.
Mowing frequency varies based on your lawn's health and the weather. However, as a rule of thumb, growth is optimal in the spring and autumn; at this time, mowing should be done once a week. Mowing should be done every two weeks during the height of the summer.
