Get the most from your treatments
At Green Man Lawn Care, we want you to get the best results possible — and how you care for your lawn between our visits plays a big role. It can be the difference between a good lawn and a great one.
Grass is a living plant, so regular use puts it under stress. It’s normal to see some thinning or small bare patches after use, but these usually recover with a little extra water or a light layer of soil.
Need help?
If larger patches appear or something doesn’t look right, email us at info@greenmanlawncare.co.uk. We’ll raise a free support ticket and get back to you quickly with a diagnosis and solution.
Did you know?
Most lawn issues come from irregular watering, poor mowing, or heavy use. These are easy to fix, and if your lawn gets a lot of wear — from pets, kids, or foot traffic — we’re here to give you expert advice to keep it in top shape.
Below are some general care guidelines for what to do between treatments. You’ll also receive more tailored, seasonal advice in the email we send after each treatment is completed.
Lawn Mowing
Lawn mowing is one of the most important tasks when it comes to lawn care. As lawn care experts, Green Man Lawn Care can do everything else, but mowing is the responsibility of our customers. Listening to our advice and employing the correct lawn mowing techniques will help you and your lawn gain the most benefit from our treatments. Click here for more info
Watering
The grass plants that make up your lawn need water to live. Without it, they can’t photosynthesise (create energy), or move nutrients around their leaves. Follow our watering tips to make sure your lawn stays hydrated during the drier months. Click here for more info
Debris on lawn advice
Leaves or other organic matter that falls on to your lawn can cause a multitude of problems such as bare patches and fungal diseases. Keeping your lawn clear of debris and furniture is important. Click here for more info
Caring for a new laid lawn
Laying a new lawn can feel like laying a new carpet, but without the proper care and attention, that new velvet lawn can deteriorate quickly. Here’s a few tips to help you keep your new lawn looking as fresh as it did on the day it was laid. Click here for more info