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The Complete Guide to Spring Lawn

  • Writer: Ladybird Lawn care
    Ladybird Lawn care
  • Mar 13
  • 2 min read

Spring is one of the most important times of year for lawn care. After a long, wet winter, many lawns are left looking tired, patchy, and full of moss or weeds. The good news is that with the right care in spring, you can set your lawn up for a thick, healthy, green growing season.


The first step in spring lawn care is clearing winter debris. Leaves, twigs, and dead grass can build up over winter and prevent sunlight and air from reaching the soil. A light rake helps remove this layer and allows the lawn to breathe again.



Next, it’s important to treat moss and weeds early. Moss often thrives in damp UK conditions and can quickly spread if left untreated. Applying a professional lawn treatment can help control moss and weeds while encouraging stronger grass growth.


Another key part of spring lawn care is scarification. This process removes moss and thatch from the lawn surface, allowing water, nutrients, and oxygen to reach the soil. Scarification helps the lawn grow thicker and prevents moss from taking over again.


Lawn aeration is also highly beneficial, especially if the soil has become compacted during winter. Aeration creates small holes in the soil, improving drainage and helping grass roots grow deeper and stronger.


Finally, feeding and overseeding your lawn in spring can make a huge difference. Lawn fertiliser provides essential nutrients that help grass recover from winter stress, while overseeding fills in thin or bare patches with fresh grass.


With the right combination of treatments, your lawn can quickly recover from winter and become greener, thicker, and healthier throughout the warmer months.


If your lawn needs professional care this spring, Ladybird Lawn Care can help.

Call 01449 766 764 or visit www.ladybirdlawncare.com

to learn more about our lawn treatment programmes across Suffolk, North Essex and Norfolk. 🌱


 
 
 

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