How to grow lawns
Getting started with lawns
You don't need to use unnecessary and expensive chemicals where you want to sit and play; you can have a healthy, thriving lawn by following these steps.
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Starting a new organic lawn
A lawn or patch of grass, however small, is a great addition to any garden. Starting a lawn from scratch is achievable even for a complete beginner!
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Maintaining your organic lawn
How to maintain an organic lawn throughout spring, summer and autumn to keep it healthy and thriving all year round.
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Overcoming problems with your organic lawn
To keep your organic lawn looking and working as you want it to, you may need to manage issues such as moss, weeds, ants, mole and leatherjackets.
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How to create a wildflower area
A corner of your lawn, a patch between your beds or on the edge of your allotment can all be converted to wild flower growing, which has huge benefits for wildlife.
Lawns this month
If areas of the lawn tend to hold puddles, spike with a garden fork to the total depth of the tines.
Your organic garden in February
here's a feeling of anticipation in the air this month as the days lengthen - but February divides the UK into a hint of spring in the south, and deep winter in the north and frosts can still dominate - so it pays to be patient.
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