Alan Titchmarsh shows how to get your lawn in order

BY the end of the summer, the combined effect of children, dogs, garden furniture and outdoor fun and games - not to mention periodic droughts and downpours - means that most family lawns are looking and feeling a tad worse for wear. So treat your grass to an all-over programme of autumn care that prepares it for whatever next summer's weather - and the family - throw at it.





Continue reading...