Business Details
Trusted Lawn Care Solutions in Weymouth
We are a family-owned lawn care company based in Osmington near Weymouth, operating with over 20 years of combined expertise from Peter and Richard Brown. Our structured, year-round treatment programme utilises premium fertilisers and herbicides to deliver healthy, weed-free lawns tailored to Dorset's climate. As members of the UK Lawn Care Association, we prioritise access to industry-leading products and methodologies while maintaining a commitment to customer satisfaction through free, no-obligation lawn surveys. 
Services
Weed and Feed Treatments
Moss Control
Mechanical Scarifying
Mechanical Aeration
Lawn Disease Treatments
Highlights and features
- We offer over 20 years of combined experience in professional lawn care.
- Our structured treatment programme adapts to seasonal climate challenges.
- We use only premium granular fertilisers and selective herbicide products.
- We provide free, no-obligation lawn surveys for tailored solutions.
- Our team maintains membership with the UK Lawn Care Association for industry expertise.
What people say
Healthy lush lawns
Reliable service
Expert advice
Prompt responses
Seasonal expertise
Services
Weed and Feed Treatments
Our seasonal fertilisation programme combines slow-release granular fertilisers with selective weed control. Spring treatments use high-nitrogen formulas to stimulate growth, while summer and autumn applications focus on drought resistance and winter hardiness. Regular treatments maintain lawn vigour while suppressing persistent weeds.
Winter Moss Control
We apply liquid iron sulphate to combat moss accumulation caused by damp winters. Treatments are administered via knapsack or motorised sprayers, with repeat applications recommended for severe infestations. This process strengthens grass resilience by reducing moss competition in compacted or shaded areas.
Mechanical Scarifying
This process mechanically removes moss and thatch buildup using powered raking equipment. Scarification improves nutrient penetration and root zone aeration, promoting healthier grass growth. We recommend treatments in early autumn or spring when lawns can recover optimally.
Mechanical Aeration
We use hollow tine, solid tine, or slitting methods to relieve soil compaction. Aeration enhances air, water, and nutrient flow to grass roots, strengthening lawn resilience. Treatments are timed according to soil type and lawn condition for maximum effectiveness.
Lawn Disease Treatments
Our specialists diagnose and treat common lawn diseases like red thread, fusarium, and dry patch. Tailored interventions combine cultural practices with targeted treatments to restore lawn health. Free surveys identify specific issues requiring professional attention.
People
Peter Brown
Co-Owner
With over 20 years of combined experience in lawn care, Peter Brown specialises in seasonal treatment programmes and soil health management. His expertise ensures effective, climate-adapted solutions for Dorset lawns.
Richard Brown
Co-Owner
Richard Brown brings extensive knowledge of mechanical lawn maintenance techniques, including scarification and aeration. His hands-on approach guarantees precise execution of treatments to rejuvenate tired lawns.
Questions
What lawn treatments do you offer?
We provide weed and feed programmes, moss control, scarification, aeration, and disease treatments using professional-grade products tailored to Dorset's climate.
How often should I aerate my lawn?
Annual aeration is recommended, ideally in early autumn or spring. Severely compacted soils may benefit from bi-annual treatments to maintain root zone health.
When is the best time to scarify?
Early autumn or spring offers optimal conditions for scarification, allowing lawns to recover quickly while reducing thatch buildup that impedes nutrient absorption.
Do you treat lawn diseases?
Yes, we diagnose and treat red thread, fusarium, and dry patch. Contact us for a free survey to identify specific issues affecting your lawn's health.
Are your treatments pet-safe?
Our products are applied according to manufacturer guidelines. We recommend keeping pets off treated areas until foliage dries completely for safety.
