TRGs 'Feeding The Soil' Blog

When I bought a Camellia japonica for my fiancée as a Mother’s Day gift from our twins, I had little idea how much I’d end

Jasmine plants are super hardy and will survive the harshest of UK Winters. That said, if they’re not cared for properly, they’ll grow red leaves,

If you’ve ever seeded a lawn — whether from scratch or as an overseed — you know the first few weeks are absolutely critical. The

Feeding roses is sooo important because they are hungry for nutrition. I bought our rose back in 2015. It’s been super healthy for nearly all

As someone with a good few years with years of experience cultivating beautiful, lush lawns from seed, I understand the satisfaction of nurturing grass seed

Paying a lawn maintenance company is, of course, easier than doing it yourself. However with living costs always on the up and prices increasing, it

Necrotic Ring Spot (NRS) is a common turfgrass disease that primarily affects lawns, particularly in temperate regions. Characterised by distinct circular patches of dead or

Maintaining a lush, green lawn requires a careful balance of nutrients, with nitrogen being a key component. High nitrogen fertilisers are particularly effective in promoting

I’ll be honest I only started leaving all the grass clippings on the lawn recently. That’s because I always felt it left a lot of

If you buy grass seed, you might be wondering whether it’s best to buy a little more than you need so you can use it