Moss is a spongy menace that can only survive in damp environments, and begins to grow in autumn once the weather gets colder and rainier. Lawns require extra attention in the autumn to prevent drying ...

Most gardeners acknowledge that grass shouldn't be cut when damp, even if it's just slightly moist. The blades will rip rather than receiving a clean slice, and frequently bunch together in the ...

With autumn's cooler nights and wetter days in full swing, many gardeners see moss starting to colonise once-perfect lawns. However, if you have one garden item in your shed, moss will seem like a ...

Most gardeners acknowledge that lawns shouldn't be cut when wet, even if only slightly moist. Grass blades will rip rather than receiving a clean cut, and will frequently bunch up in the mower.

The condition of your soil affects how it will retain moisture after a rainstorm or irrigation. Learn why your soil still ...

Moss can be a real problem for lawns in October as it smothers grass and soaks up the water and sunlight it needs to stay healthy during this season - but there's a simple way to get rid of it ...

What’s more, moss is one of the most common lawn weeds, known as a ‘silent grass killer’, that appears in the form of green, ...

Growing lemon trees in containers isn't hard if you give them light, water, and good soil. Here are some tips for growing and ...

A green lawn is undoubtedly among the finest features of any British garden - but when moss takes hold, that dense green turf can be rapidly overtaken and spoiled. While some homeowners don't object ...

As the weather gets colder and the days get shorter, it's important to keep up with certain gardening tasks, according to Monty Don.

Short grass is a bad idea most of the growing season, but cutting it lower has one main advantage as the season ends.

As the UK fully settles into autumn, the arrival of wet weather, falling leaves, and bare trees signals a shift in your garden's appearance. But even as the seasons bring their challenges, there are ...