Frost on the way: protect your lawn

With nights below zero, grass slows down and becomes more delicate. It's time for winter care: the right products now help your lawn face the cold.

Avoid walking on the frozen lawn in the morning.

Intense heat: help your lawn hold on

In these temperatures your lawn gets stressed and tends to turn yellow. More water often isn't the answer: it needs support from a product made for the heat.

Mow higher than usual and, where local rules allow, water early in the morning: less often, but deeply.

Heavy rain ahead: feed your lawn as soon as it stops

The heavy rain in the coming days could wash away fertiliser and seed. Once it stops, moist soil is a great starting point: the product works better and reaches the roots.

Keep the product ready and spread it once the lawn is no longer soaked.

Your lawn is slowing down: time for winter care

In the cold, grass grows very little, but your lawn shouldn't be forgotten. A treatment made for winter helps it through the cold season and ready for spring.

Clear fallen leaves: the grass suffocates underneath.

Your lawn is waking up: get it ready for the new season

It's still cool, but the season is turning. Preparing your lawn now means it's ready as soon as the mild days arrive.

Clear the lawn of leaves and twigs.

The right conditions for sowing

Warm soil and mild nights: the right moment to fill in bare patches and make your lawn thicker and greener.

Make the most of the forecast rain: it helps keep the seed moist.

No rain in sight: keep the seed moist every day until it sprouts, where local rules allow.

The right conditions to feed your lawn

This week's temperatures suit the grass: fertiliser is taken up well and helps your lawn stay thick and green.

The forecast rain will carry the fertiliser into the soil: no need to water.

No rain in sight: after feeding, water once deeply, where local rules allow.

Winter: protect your lawn

In the cold, grass grows very little: it's time for winter care, so your lawn is ready for spring.

Your lawn is waking up

The days are getting longer: time to get your lawn ready for the new season.

Spring: feed and thicken your lawn

With warm soil, this is the right time to feed your lawn and fill in bare patches.

Get your lawn ready for summer

Before the hottest days, strengthen your lawn and mow it a little higher.

Summer: help your lawn stand up to the heat

In strong heat your lawn gets stressed. Support it with the right product and, where local rules allow, water early in the morning.

Get your lawn ready for winter

One last feed before the cold helps your lawn face the winter.