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We are a Cheshire based company at the forefront of Turf technology, with a reputation for Innovative Products, consistently high quality turf and excellent service.

At All Turf we are proud to distribute lindum's range of extensive products throughout the Northwest.

Choose from 10 grades of turf from ecomony to the Country's finest to suit all budgets.

We have a first class range of associated products such as fertilisers, bark and topsoil. Cheaper alternatives are also available.

Our laying specialists can lay any surface for domestic, commercial or sports with a choice of roll size, please see our laying section for further information.

Based in Knutsford, we operate throughout the Northwest, and have a range of delivery vehicles including moffett mounted fork lift.

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Date: 27 Jul 2009 14:09
Author: Hazel Frith

What a fantastic week at Tatton, dispite the heavy showers the weather on the whole was kind with not to much mud...

I should like to thank John and his team for their fantastic workmanship and superb workmanship ethic- it was a pleasure to have such pleasant people working for us.

Shelley Goldsmith of Cheadle

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	Posted by ian williams - 12 Jun 2009 23:51 we have a bowling green which, ove the winter has attracted a lot of moss. This has been scarified & spiked, but despite having seeded the areas, the area will not grow. have raked all the dead areas,applied watering agent, laid silica sand and re-seeded. Is this the solution? Would appreciate your advice on this. Many thanks Ian


	Posted by Hazel Frith - 15 Jun 2009 8:48 Hello Ian - you have'nt mentioned how long you bowling green has been down but the build up of moss is due to too much water on the surface. In order to resolve this problem, you will need to hollowtine the area or put vertidraines into the entire area. Scarifying and spiking the area will not solve the problem. You need to get to the roots not just the surface so solid holes between 4 - 6 " deep into the roots will help to airate the area getting rid of the water retention. Hope this helps please call me if I can be of any futher assistance.

Hazel Frith

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