Welcome To The A1 Lawn Guides

Laying the ground for a new lawn? Learn the vital steps to prepare your soil for grass seed planting. Discover the key tips to ensure your new grass thrives.

Can you plant grass seed all year round? Find out which products are best for all year round lawn care today!

Knowing when to mow and fertilise a new lawncan be tricky. Explore our recommendations on fertilising a new lawn today.

Looking for hard-wearing grass for your sport venue? The AM 24 seed from A1 Lawn could be just what you're after. Find out more in this review.

If your lawn is needing some TLC this is the guide for you. Find out how to bring your lawn back to life today.

With the arrival of February people are looking forward to the spring weather to come and wanting to get a head start on various outdoor jobs. Here are our recommendations for spring lawn repairs.

With temperatures reaching a record 40 degrees Celsius this year in some parts of the UK, our lawns have taken a hit. Explore here to find out how to bring your grass back to life...

The UK can at times goes from one extreme to the next, and a heat wave can be just around the corner following nonstop rain.

This is the first decision to be made when approaching grassing a new area of the garden or a lawn.

Overseeding of an existing lawn can help infill thin and bare patches and make your lawn thicker and denser.

Although our dogs can be our best friends, the burnt grass is the painful side to it which can be an unsightly view.

Bees and ants won’t be front of most people's minds, but you may find that these little creatures love making a home in your lawn.

A Leatherjacket is the larvae of the Crane Fly that causes damage to your lawn my munching on the white roots of the grass.

A common question we get asked is when should I cut my new lawn ? It may seem a silly question, but it is important to get it right.

There is always a time in your lawns life that it becomes patchy or thin. These are simple tasks and require light work.

When growing a new lawn from seed, the right preparation can usually deliver fantastic results, that are cheaper and easier than turf.