Artificial Grass Maintenance and Garden Tips for March 2025

When it comes to keeping your outdoor space looking sharp without the hassle of mowing or watering, artificial grass, a durable, low-maintenance synthetic turf alternative to natural lawns. Also known as synthetic lawn, it’s become a go-to choice for UK homeowners who want greenery that lasts through rain, frost, and busy family life. But artificial grass isn’t completely care-free. You still need to know when and how to sand it, how to clear debris, and what to do if it starts to look flat or matted. That’s where the guides from March 2025 come in — they cut through the noise and give you straight answers on upkeep.

Behind every great-looking lawn is good soil and smart planning. If your garden has heavy clay, you’re not alone — and you don’t need to replace it. Simple additions like compost or gypsum can turn sticky, waterlogged ground into something plants actually thrive in. soil improvement, the process of enhancing garden soil structure and nutrient content for better plant growth. Also known as soil amendment, it’s not magic — just the right mix of organic matter and timing. And when pests show up, you don’t need harsh chemicals. Learn how to spot aphids, snails, or fungus before they spread, and why neem oil works only if you apply it at the right time and temperature. pest control, methods used to manage or eliminate garden pests without harming beneficial insects or the environment. Also known as organic pest management, it’s about balance, not eradication. Even small things like letting tap water sit before watering indoor plants can make a difference. Chlorine doesn’t vanish instantly — and your houseplants notice.

What You’ll Find in This Collection

This archive pulls together real, tested advice from March 2025 — no fluff, no theory without practice. You’ll find out whether crushed eggshells actually help your tomatoes, if landscape fabric under raised beds is worth it, and why the month you trim trees matters more than you think. There’s guidance on organizing your garden space, choosing the right plants for your flower beds, and even whether cucumbers and peppers can grow side by side. You’ll also learn how to position your greenhouse for maximum sun, and whether your orangery needs a foundation — because even fancy garden structures rest on solid ground. Whether you’re maintaining a tiny balcony or a full backyard, every tip here is built for real UK conditions: damp springs, unpredictable weather, and the need to make every square foot count.