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Hosepipe bans are stressful, but most lawns can survive with the right approach. Focus on protecting crowns, conserving moisture and planning for a quick autumn recovery. Water-wise habits What to feed Skip heavy nitrogen in peak heat. If needed, use a potassium-forward tonic to support cell strength and stress tolerance. After the ban Plan an…

If moss has crept across your lawn, timing your treatment makes a big difference. West Sussex lawns often face shade, winter wet and compacted soils, which give moss the upper hand. Treating at the right moment means less product, better results and longer gaps before it returns. Why moss thrives locally Best seasonal windows Avoid…

Dog urine concentrates nitrogen and salts in a small spot. In dry weather this burns grass blades and crowns, leaving a yellow or bare patch. Here is how to fix it fast and reduce future damage without giving up the lawn. Quick repair steps Prevention that works If you want to see what a first…

Arundel has more than its share of heavy clay. When it rains, clay holds water at the surface. When it dries, it bakes hard and roots struggle. Here is a practical plan that improves drainage and strengthens turf without ripping up the entire garden. Diagnose the problem The fix that lasts Repeat light topdressing and…

Must-have components Nice-to-have extras Red flags Local focus: Ask how the provider adapts to Arundel clay, Chichester coastal winds, and Emsworth’s damp, moss-prone pockets.