Lawn Magic Double Action Lawn Feed 5 Litre - Richard Jackson Garden

<p>Ever wondered what top sportsgrounds use on their grass? The chances are they’ve used a version of my Lawn Magic, the professional secret of green, healthy and great looking lawns.</p> <p>Lawn Magic should be applied every four to six weeks from March to September. Regular use will give you a lovely, lush, dark green lawn, as well as building up the strength of the grass to help it overcome adverse weather conditions – like summer drought and winter wet and cold. As it thickens the grass too, it will help it outcompete weeds and moss. Lawn Magic is the secret weapon of professional groundspeople and greenkeepers!</p> <p>I’ve sold it for a number of years and it can make a huge difference to any lawn.</p> <ul> <li><b>Special formula.</b> It’s the lawn feed used and trusted for many years by the professionals.</li> <li><b>Unique double action.</b> Lawn Magic does two jobs in one. It greens the grass and strengthens the roots.</li> <li><b>Added benefits</b>: I’ve also added seaweed extract for bio-stimulant benefits and natural sugars to build disease resistance.</li> <li><b>Apply anytime</b> from spring to the autumn. There’s no need to buy any other specialist feeds for different seasons.</li> <li><b>No scorch liquid formula</b> which helps transform all lawns: new, old and tired!</li> </ul> <p>Lawn Magic is easy to use. Apply it in a watering can fitted with a sprinkler bar or watering rose, or, for ultimate convenience, with a hose end sprayer.</p> <p><strong>During hot weather/heatwaves or periods of prolonged dry weather: </strong>Give your lawn a good soaking before applying Lawn Magic. If brown patches appear during drought, it’s most likely due to soil hardening. Spike the patches with a fork, water on a wetting agent and then water thoroughly before appling Lawn Magic.</p> <p>A build-up of excess thatch (dead grass and other debris) in the lawn can also prevent water percolating through the soil, meaning that the soil stays dry. If your lawn contains too much thatch, then remove this first with a spring-tine rake.</p>