Top Dressing your lawn is an essential part of your on going lawn maintenance. The quality and type of dressing you choose will affect your result with your lawn. Our Lawn Dressing is screened to less than 8mm and kept inside in our warehouse to keep it dry, and is often likened to brown sand it is that fine. This makes it the ideal consistency for dressing your lawn, evening out those dips and bumps and giving your lawn a boost ready for over seeding. This product can be applied as a light dressing or as a thicker layer to renew larger patches within your lawn.
If you’re using this as a light dressing we would expect coverage for each bag to be up to 100m2 depending on depth with most bags covering around 70m2 in reality.
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All bagged products purchased without turf will be delivered as a PM delivery unless we have confirmed otherwise, this is to ensure that turf and similar products are sent out on our first deliveries to ensure freshness.
Our lawn dressing is made up of organic matter, free-draining topsoil, and sandy loam to create a soft and usable consistency for your garden. It’s screened to less than 8mm, making a light, fine dressing. This is an ideal consistency for top dressing – not smothering your lawn but gently raked in to help break down thatch, improve drainage and feed your turf.
If you’re using this product as a light top dressing, we would expect coverage for each bag to be up to 100m2, depending on depth. On average, our dressing bags cover around 70m2.
All bagged product purchases without turf will be delivered as a PM delivery unless we have confirmed otherwise. This is so turf and similar products are sent out on our first deliveries to ensure freshness. Contact us for more information.
Good quality dressing aids the look and structure of your lawn. Not only does it help produce richer, brighter greens, but it increases the health and strength of your grass blades and roots. It also helps even out uneven or bumpy lawns, creating a smooth and practical surface. By using dressing to fill in any holes, hollows, or dips, you create a flat base to lay turf or sow grass seed easily and successfully.
Lawn dressing often occurs during the autumn months as it’ll provide nutrients to your soil over the winter, but it can also be done during the spring before your garden comes into bloom. Begin by scarifying and aerating your lawn. Scatter 2-4kg of lawn dressing per square metre, focusing on brown patches and uneven areas. Rake the dressing so it lays flat before adding any grass seed or laying turf.
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