Proper care is very important for the lawn. If you want to have and maintain a beautiful and, above all, well-kept lawn, the right lawn care is essential. We take a look at your lawn on site and choose the right care for it.
Scarifying the lawn
Scarifying removes thatch and moss from the lawn. The accumulated material must be removed. Scarifying significantly improves the gas and water balance in the soil and nutrients are returned to the root zone. We recommend scarifying the lawn once a year. This can be done either in the fall or spring. Make an appointment now for a spring service in your garden.
Reseeding the lawn
The most important thing when reseeding is to ensure watering. The soil must never dry out during the germination phase, otherwise the seedlings will die irretrievably and the result will be a patchy lawn.
Mowing the lawn correctly
Regular mowing of the lawn is the basic requirement for a beautiful lawn. Depending on the requirements, the lawn can be cut up to approx. 30 times. Cutting the lawn displaces weeds and makes the turf denser. A rotary mower provides good support for this.
Fertilize the lawn
Is your lawn far from forming a beautiful, homogeneous and green surface? Then a lack of minerals and trace elements could possibly be the cause of the problem. Optimal fertilization is essential for a beautifully manicured lawn and is the basis for a healthy and beautiful green.
Aerate
Heavy and compacted soils are poorly permeable to water, air and nutrients and must be loosened. This is preferably done with a special aerator. When "aerating" with the aerifier, soil cones are removed from the turf and filled with sand or turf substrate. This results in better aeration of the root area and compacted soil becomes more permeable. This particularly benefits the roots, which can grow deeper again.
Weeds in the lawn
A weed is any plant that grows in an undesirable place. In lawns, these are various broad-leaved weeds and many members of the grass family. The tenacity and persistence of lawn weeds is based on a deep vegetation point or stolon formation. This makes them unmanageable for the mower. Regular cutting and nitrogen-rich fertilization of the lawn is the best weed control.
