Creating Landscapes Trade Show

A solution for worm casts on lawns

The Lawn Company is offering a solution to the problem of worm casts on lawns with CastClear which is effective for up to 20 days on domestic lawns.

Mike Seaton, managing director and founder of The Lawn Company, will be attending the Creating Landscapes show in October where people will be able to find out more about CastClear.

The products is a non pesticide, nutrient based product containing soil penetrates and organic sulphur which controls worm casts in lawns and sports turf.

It is mixed with water and applied as a blanket spray with a garden sprayer at 16-20 day intervals across a lawn with repeat applications only one third of the initial dose rate.

The Lawn Company rescues the RHS

When visitors to the world famous Hampton Court Flower Show start turning up they can expect the see the high profile lawns around the show ground looking lush and green; in fact, just as one might expect to see a British lawn looking.

However, if they'd turned up a couple of weeks ago the lawns might not have been at their best as the lawns were looking decidely yellow, so the RHS turned to The Lawn Company and The Lawn Shop in their hour of need.

Mike Seaton takes up the story:

The Lawn Shop moves to new premises

The Lawn Shop has moved to larger premises to cope with increased demand for its lawn care products.

Their new premises, based in West End, Woking, Surrey provides an increased storage and packaging facility and also an opportunity for local lawn owners and landscape professionals to personally visit their site to purchase lawn care products.

The Lawn Shop provides lawn care treatments, tools and products for professional and amateur.

The Lawn Company looking forward to the show

Mike Seaton, MD and founder of The Lawn Company is a long time professional and personal friend of Philip Voice creator of Landscape Juice and the Creating Landscapes Trade Show.

Here he writes about their past connections, future plans for his business and what he hopes to bring to the show at Capel Manor College, in October.