Easylawn

For the past 30 years we have been, and still are, leading nationwide turf suppliers of top quality lawn and supply our turf to domestic gardens, landscapers, developers and retail outlets. Because we grow and supply our own quality cultivated lawn it means when you purchase your turf from us you get better prices for top quality grass. We deliver our turf nationwide and you can either get a quote online or give us a call on 01432 850850 for help and more details. Our turf is freshly cut on the day before we make our delivery to you and all orders are processed for a next day delivery if ordered by 12 noon Tues-Fri.

Easylawn was established 30 years ago and was more recently purchased by brothers James and Paul in 2002, as part of a strategy to diversify away from traditional agricultural enterprises. Since 2002 we have more than doubled the size of Easylawn; successfully adding to our list of both professional and public customers including domestic gardeners, landscapers, property developers and retail outlets nationwide in the UK. We are particularly proud to have retained all our top customers from 2002 that are still trading with us, as well as adding more new clientele over these years.

Easylawn take their environmental responsibility very seriously and convey this through our daily practice. Government Requirements: The Environment Agency give strict guide lines on water extraction in order to maintain river flows and limit the impact on wildlife. The water Easylawn use is monitored and recorded by a senior member of staff in order to satisfy government legislation. Easylawn work closely with the Environment Agency over summer periods this is done to ensure that any abstraction points are above the legal flow rates.

These are only 10 interesting facts about turf; there are lots more we could name. Turf can have a significant impact on reducing carbon and these facts show the importance of grass in general and how it can benefit our environment and planet.

Mowing your newly laid turf should only start when the roots have taken firmly into the soil - about 2.5 cm. You can check the root growth by turning back a corner of lawn to see how well they have taken root. Normally mowing can start around three to four weeks, and up to six weeks, after you have laid the turf. Mowing is a stress to turf so it is best to only mow your lawn when it is truly ready, dry, and remember to only use sharp blades to cut the grass neatly and effectively - blunt blades damage lawn.