Autumn Lawn Care
*Includes delivery
All In One Autumn Treatment Lawn & Turf Dressing ❤
Specially formulated for use on any lawn and contains finely sieved loam, peat and sand. Treats bald spots and hollow areas. Contains nutritional lawn fertiliser. One bag will top dress approximately 12.5m2
of lawn. 4.8/5
10907086 | 25 Ltr bag (treats 12.5m2 10909018 | 30 x 25 Ltr bags (treats 375m2 10909019 | 55 x 25 Ltr bags (treats 687m2
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BUY 30 BAGS SAVE OVER £89* BUY 55 BAGS SAVE OVER £219*
£11.99
£270.00 £440.00
A specially formulated and well balanced 3 in 1 lawn treatment. Iron will kill the moss, creating less competition, Potassium helps to move the energy to the roots to make it stronger and the right amount of nitrogen will green up your lawn while avoiding excessive growth prior to winter.
10909226 | Treats up to 400m2 NEW £24.99
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Westland Safe Lawn
Westland SafeLawn is a natural, child and pet friendly lawn care solution that gives thick and lush results. Ideal if you’ve been previously put off feeding your lawn due to pet and child safety concerns.
10907053 | Treats up to 150m2 10907054 | Treats up to 400m2
£16.99 £34.99
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Kent & Stowe 3-in- 1 Leaf Rake
A quick and easy way to clean up the leaves off your lawn. Features a super wide head on 120cm pole that is fully detachable and turn into handy leaf grabbers. You can also leave one side of the head on for smaller, more hard- to-reach places such as borders.
Dim H1.62m 10903368 | Rake
£29.99 £26.99
Kent & Stowe Scarifying Rake & Lawn Aerator ❤
Made from stainless steel and ash. Scarifying rake is the perfect length for easily removing thatch and moss from the lawn. The Lawn aerator has four prong stainless steel hollow tine that removes cores of soil allowing for easily filling with turf dressing.
10907326 | Rake 10907067 | Aerator
£36.99 £34.99 £36.99 £34.99
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