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So, you’ve looked at your garden or landscaping project and decided your lawn is looking a little tired. You’ve found George Davies Turf to order your high-quality turf, but then what?

How do you turn multiple rolls of turf into a smooth, even lawn? As turf experts, we’ve pulled together everything you need to know when it comes to laying turf.

Wondering why your lawn looks like a desert rather than a lush green oasis? In this article we explain why your grass is growing brown in the dry, hot summer, how to test if it’s dead or dormant, and how to help it survive the heat.

Right now, the UK is experiencing some rather glorious hot and sunny weather. Although this is great for family BBQs and summer garden parties, prolonged hot temperatures can significantly impact our lawn’s health and appearance without the right care and attention.

The balmy summer days are gone, and it’s time to start wrapping up and keeping warm. But what does the change in seasons mean for your lawn? And how should you handle those fallen autumn leaves slowly covering your turf?

You expect to see many things from your new lawn: vibrant greens, healthy growth, and beautiful flowers if you have wild flower turf. One thing you don’t expect to be growing is a potato! The good news is, potatoes on your lawn isn’t a bad thing. It’s perfectly normal and easy to resolve with zero stress to you or your lawn. Read our article to find out why there are potatoes on your lawn and how to remove them.

Ever wondered why so many outdoor spaces incorporate bark in their landscaping? From weed suppression and decorative appeal, bark mulch offers so many benefits that both domestic gardens and open spaces can gain from. Our experts share the key advantages of using bark mulch and how you can effectively use it in your own garden design for long-term results.

Our 12-month lawn care calendar tells you everything you need to know to maintain a thriving lawn all year round. From mowing heights to the best time to fertilise your lawn, we’ve got you covered.

A healthy, green lawn is something every homeowner and landscaper strives for, but below the surface, hidden pests can quickly undo all your hard work. One of the most common culprits in the UK is the leatherjacket. Read our guide on how to identify and treat leatherjackets without causing further damage to your lawn.

Raised bed mix is the secret to stronger roots, healthier plants and guaranteed growing results! Learn from the GDT&S experts what raised bed soil is, how it differs from topsoil and garden soil, where best to use it, and why it delivers consistent results for homeowners, allotment growers and professional landscapers. Whether you’re creating raised beds, revitalising borders or installing large-scale planting schemes, this guide shows how raised bed mix provides the perfect foundation for plants to thrive.

National Gardening Week is here (27 April – 3 May 2026), led by the Royal Horticultural Society and inspiring thousands of homeowners across the UK to step outside and see their gardens a little differently. This year’s theme, Be Curious, is all about taking a closer look at your outdoor space, and asking a bigger question: What could your garden look like with a little attention this spring? Read on to find out!