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Robot lawn mowers can cope with some unevenness, but they are not magic. A slightly bumpy lawn is usually one thing. A lawn full of ruts, dips, soft edges, raised borders, exposed roots and wet hollows is another. This is where a lot of people get caught out. They look at a robot mower’s slope […]
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Robot lawn mowers used to come with one big catch: boundary wire. You had to lay a cable around the edge of the lawn, peg it down or bury it, run it around obstacles, connect it to the charging station, and hope it did not get cut later by edging tools, animals, aeration, scarifying or
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A robot lawn mower can sound like overkill for a small garden. If your lawn only takes ten minutes to cut, do you really need a machine to do it for you? Sometimes, no. But for the right small garden, a robot mower can still make sense. Not because it saves hours every week, but
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Robot lawn mowers sound like the dream: no more dragging the mower out every weekend, no more rushing to cut the grass between rain showers, and a lawn that stays neatly trimmed without much effort. For some UK gardens, they genuinely can be worth it. A good robot mower can keep the lawn at a
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Robot lawn mowers used to be fairly simple to understand. Most worked in a similar way: you installed a boundary wire around the lawn, set a schedule, and the mower quietly trimmed the grass little and often. Now the market has changed. Many of the best-selling robot lawn mowers in the UK are pushing features
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If your lawn is full of moss, weeds and weak-looking grass, a standard lawn fertiliser may not be enough. That is where a weed and feed product can make sense. The right product can feed the grass, improve colour, control moss and reduce common lawn weeds such as daisies, clover, dandelions and plantain. The wrong
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Summer lawn feeding is where a lot of UK homeowners go wrong. A lawn can look pale, tired or dry in June, July or August, and the natural reaction is to throw fertiliser at it. Sometimes that helps. Sometimes it makes things worse. The problem is that summer fertiliser only works properly when the lawn
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Watering a lawn sounds simple, but it is one of the easiest jobs to get wrong. Some people water too often and encourage shallow roots. Others let new grass seed dry out and end up with patchy germination. Some lawns are soaked in one area and bone dry in another because the sprinkler pattern does
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Watering is one of the biggest reasons new grass seed succeeds or fails. You can scarify properly, aerate, choose good seed and prepare the soil well — but if the seedbed dries out during germination, the results can still be patchy. The challenge is getting the balance right. New grass seed needs consistent moisture, but
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Hot weather can make a lawn look stressed very quickly, especially on light, sandy or free-draining soil. The mistake many people make is giving the lawn a quick sprinkle every evening. It feels helpful, but shallow watering often does very little for the roots. In some cases, it can make the lawn more dependent on
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