Frequently Ask Questions

Want to know more about our services, or some of our top lawn care tips? Have a browse of our FAQs below and find out.

At Greensleeves we are your local lawn care experts, devoted to keeping lawns everywhere beautiful and healthy.

This is why we’ve built this FAQ’s page, to answer the questions that we often get asked and give you some useful bits of advice. Lawn care can be complicated, but we are here to help you on your journey to achieving your perfect lawn.

If you don’t find the answer to your questions below, then please don’t hesitate to contact our friendly team – we will be more than happy to assist you in any way we can.

Absolutely. Your lawn is safe to use once the treatment has dried, usually after about an hour. Your expert will let you know if any additional guidance is needed for pets or grazing animals like rabbits and guinea pigs.

Your lawn won’t grow as quickly in autumn, but keeping up with light mowing, removing leaves and occasional watering will help it stay looking neat and healthy between treatments.

An annual autumn treatment is ideal. It strengthens your lawn before winter and sets it up to come back greener, thicker and in great condition next spring.

Our autumn treatment focuses on repairing any wear and tear from summer and getting your lawn ready for the colder months. We tackle moss and apply a seasonal fertiliser that strengthens the roots and builds resilience, helping your lawn stay healthier and better protected throughout winter.

Got any questions that haven’t been answered?

You can contact us via the form on our contact page or by giving us a call. We are here to help your lawn reach its healthiest, happiest state.

You can also find out more about common lawn problems on our lawn surgery page.

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