Over periods of low rainfall, one of the most prevalent lawn care issues in the UK is dehydration. Without enough water, lawns can quickly begin to turn yellow and dry out.
If there is no rain, the lawn should be watered at least once a week. It is best to water heavily to allow real penetration into the soil rather than ‘little and often’, which encourages shallow rooting and a weaker plant.
Hosepipe bans only forbid you from using water from the mains. For this reason, if you are concerned about hosepipe bans in your area, we recommend installing a water butt in your garden to collect rainwater during the wet months in preparation for periods of drought.
Greensleeves use a professional wetting agent, which is the latest tool to help with the management of water in lawns and provide a professional dry lawn treatment this treatment is used in conjunction with an aeration to enable your lawn to better utilise the water available to it and keep it healthy.
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