What is Dry Lawn
A dry lawn is a lawn that is not receiving enough water. This can be caused by a number of factors, including:
- Insufficient watering
- Periods of drought
- Compacted soil
- Thick thatch layer
- Insect pests
- Fungal diseases
Common Dry Lawn Questions
To address hosepipe bans, we suggest the installation of a rainwater collection system, such as a water butt, in your garden. This allows you to gather rainwater during rainy seasons for future use during dry spells.
You should water your lawn at least once a week, however, the amount of water you need to water your lawn will vary depending on the type of grass you have, the climate you live in, and the amount of sunlight your lawn gets. But as a general rule, it’s best to water heavily to allow real penetration into the soil rather than ‘little and often’, which encourages shallow rooting and a weaker plant.
By following this advice, you help keep your lawn healthy and prevent it from drying out between treatments.
Is there anything else that can help?
We offer a service called Aqua Boost; this is our answer to ensuring your soil utilises all available moisture, whether rain or watering. Aqua Boost helps your lawn better absorb water, maximising the use of all moisture, helping it to maintain its healthy colour for extended periods.
Aqua Boost helps lawns in four ways:
- Enhances water penetration
- Fosters root growth, crucial for a healthy lawn
- Protects against dry spells and infrequent rainfall
- Assists water distribution within the lawn
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