A thick carpet of wet leaves can smother grass, so make the most of any dry weather to sweep up fallen leaves.
Read moreStart giving your lawn a regular, if possible, weekly trim. Set the mower blades high to begin with.
Read moreA spring feed will keep your lawn vigorous and less prone to weeds and moss.
Read moreStart giving your lawn a weekly trim. Regular cutting will keep the grass thick, green and free of weeds.
Read moreGive your lawn a weekly trim. Regular cutting will keep the grass thick, green and free of weeds. After mowing, trim any grass that overhangs the edges.
Read moreContinue to cut the grass weekly and give it another feed if necessary, depending on the weather and how healthy your lawn is.
Read moreGive your lawn a weekly trim. Regular cutting will keep the grass thick, green and free of weeds.
Read moreLittle and often is the recipe for success with cutting your lawn. After mowing, keep the edges tidy using long-handled edging shears or a rotary trimmer.
Read moreGive your lawn a weekly trim. Regular cutting will keep the grass thick, green and free of weeds.
Read moreKeep mowing the lawn regularly. Pull up any weeds by hand with the help of a daisy grubber tool or similar device.
Read moreGive your lawn a weekly trim. Regular cutting will keep the grass thick, green and free of weeds.
Read moreAfter mowing your lawn, check for hollows and bare patches and run some repairs to damaged areas.
Read moreContinue to give your lawn a weekly trim. Regular cutting will keep the grass thick, green and free of weeds.
Read moreIf you're planning to seed a new area of lawn this autumn, start preparing the ground now. Remove annual weeds and stones and level the soil with a rake.
Read moreRepair and renovate your lawn: rake it vigorously to remove any dead or dying grass and re-seed or re-turf any bare patches.
Read moreKeep up the weekly mowing and edge trimming to maintain a healthy green lawn.
Read moreGive your lawn a weekly trim. Regular cutting will keep the grass thick, green and free of weeds.
Read moreFinish sowing new lawns while it's still warm enough for the grass seed to germinate. Our guide to sowing will help you get the best results.
Read moreDon't stop cutting the lawn as long as the grass is still growing. Continue to trim the edges and pull out the weeds.
Read moreKeep cutting your lawn - milder autumns mean the grass is still growing.
Read moreFinish sowing new lawns while the soil's still warm enough for the seed to germinate. Check out our guide to autumn lawn care for more advice.
Read moreIf you want to see all of our gardening tips for the year, try out our new year planner.
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