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What our Customers say
"First class service and always willing to help"
- Mrs Warren - Poynton
"Excellent job the work was carried out in atrocious conditions, even so the site was left immaculate."
- Mr Innes - Knutsford
"I was so pleased, the work turned out exactly as expected I have alot of work carried out over the years that thas not turned out as planned"
- Mrs Ledworth
"RTF has helped solve a wear problem at ends of paths and lead up to bridges that no other turf has."
- Peter - Northendon Golf Club
"So pleased with the results which could not have been bettered and exceeded my expectations. thank you"
- Mrs Dawes
"We always talk about your company in glorious terms"
- Mr Halman - Lower Peover
"The team worked very hard and kept us informed of their progress. Their work was of a very high standard and we are delighted with the result."
- Mr Birtwhistle - Heald Green
"The turf and soil were supplied at reasonable prices, the work was carried out quickly and efficiently by friendly, knowledgable and helpful staff. Many thanks!"
- Mrs Cooke - Holmes Chapel
"Great turf, great price LT4 has a very good fescue content is a strong and healthy turf which is uniform and consistent - each roll is the same as the next and all turf are fantastic people to deal with."
- Stuart Yarwood Lymm golf Club
"I have just gone back to mow my customers lawn for the first time I know I shouldn't get excited about turf but it looks absolutley fantastic. April 2011"
- Andrew Betts AJB Garden Designs
"My new lawn looks fantastic, it was a pleasure to lay I have never seen turf like it. April 2011"
- Mr Butler - Tirley Garth
"Congratulations to Craig and his team for a job very well done. You told me why I should buy your turf and now after seeing other turf I know what you mean. April 2011"
- Mr Porter - Stoke -on - Trent
Mowing a newly Laid Lawn
- Mowing can take place once the lawn has established it’s roots, this normally takes approximately 2 weeks in the growing season.
- To check if the lawn has rooted lift a corner of turf and if the turf shows risistence it is then fine to mow and walk upon.
- For the first mow, choose a day when the grass is dry and set the mower on the highest setting ensuring that only the tips of the grass are all that is removed and no more than a third is removed at any given time. (this is essential as if the lawn is scalped it will be weakened which could result in a thin and sparse lawn)
- Mow at regular intervals, leaving no longer than a week between mows, gradually reducing the cut height to the required length
- Remember never to take more than one third of the total height off in any one mowing. Very close mown turf is more vulnerable to moss and weeds.
With regular care and attention, this should ensure that your lawn will continue to look in good condition.
If you would like a lawn care company to maintain your lawn we recommend Robin Dak from emerald lawn care www.emeraldlawncare.uk