TRGs 'Feeding The Soil' Blog

The biggest challenge with coarse grass being in the lawn is that it’s very difficult to isolate from other fine-leaved grasses. That means you can’t

The word nematodes is used a lot in lawn care and even gardening. But there’s a specific time and place when they are most effective.

Have you ever wondered why ants seem to just pop up in your lawn out of nowhere? Well, I’m here to give you some inside

All lawns are susceptible to pests and diseases. Arguably, the most common pests are leatherjackets or chafer grubs. If left alone, they can cause enormous

It starts warming up in Feb and you notice little piles of wet mud coming from the soil, only to realise it’s from worms in

Spraying weed killer on your lawn or any where in the garden shouldn’t be taken lightly. The active ingredient in weed killer, usually called glyphosate,

If your lawn is completely covered in moss, you might think you need to start again. I can almost guarantee that you don’t. All you

Weeds grow FAST. They often turn up unannounced. Especially in Spring and Summer. That’s why if you struggle to prevent them, they can take over

When you sow grass seed, you want to give it the best chance of survival against the competition in the soil. Though the soil isn’t

The big question – Should I weed and feed or should I weed THEN feed? In this article, I’m going through all the pros and

Moss! One of Britain’s worst nightmares. But still an important part of the biodiversity eco system. Anyway, this post will take you through the different

So you head out into the garden on an Autumnal day and all of a sudden – oh no – Mushrooms! Where the heck did