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Ivy regularly divides opinions among gardeners. Some see it as a valued plant that they look after and maintain while others see it as nothing more than a troublesome weed. Does ivy really impact trees? Ivy is often seen as a plant that destroys the trees in which it grows on, however, when growing solely […]

Gaining control of moss within grazed paddocks can be a tricky task however it is necessary that it is done. Moss growth decreases the areas that grazing animals can graze from which in turn decreases the amount of nutrients that animals/horses are receiving. If left untreated you will end up losing valuable land where your […]

Common Aquatic Weeds Aquatic weeds are a very common issue among pond, lake or river users. There are however different types of weeds. Submerged Weeds – grow mainly underwater with only flowering shoots above the surface. They do not provide any oxygen however they do give good cover to aquatic animals Australian Swam Stone Crop […]

Hard tennis courts require regular maintenance to ensure that the surface not only looks good, but it is also safe to play on. The growth of green biofilms such as algae, moss and lichen can make playing surfaces slippery, resulting in them becoming too hazardous to play on. For safety, it is essential that you […]

Many gardeners are left wondering how to get rid of slugs and snails. These pests mainly feed on decaying garden matter such as leaves and cuttings, however they also enjoy munching their way through healthy plant leaves, stems and seedlings. There are also some really easy tell-tale signs that you have a slug/snail problem – […]

When scouring the internet for solutions to control the troublesome horsetail/mare’s tail weed, there are unfortunately many home remedies that are apparently “the best ways to gain control”. Today we will delve into the myths and see what the truths actually are. Myth 1: Killing horsetail with bleach There are many articles out there advertising […]

Spring is right around the corner and with new growth appearing it is important to get on top of maintenance tasks within the paddock as soon as possible. One of the most important jobs to start with is inspecting your paddocks. Have a look to see what’s growing, whether the grass looks healthy, can you […]

Why should I fertilise my lawn? Fertilising your lawn has many benefits. It helps to keep your lawn in a good condition while encouraging strong, dense grass growth. Alongside this, it will help turf recover from general wear and tear and the effects that harsh weather conditions have had on it. As well as improving […]

What is the difference between a long-lasting weed killer and an ordinary glyphosate weed killer? Residual or long-lasting weed killers provide a barrier in the ground that prevents the weeds from germinating and subsequently getting established in the first place. This is a very different option compared to other products, such as total weed killers, […]

Why is it important to control weeds? It is important to control weeds as not only do they ruin the appearance of a garden, they also steal space, light, nutrients and water from other plants. Weeds can also provide a host for pests and disease to thrive in while your garden plants die back for […]

With autumn well and truly upon us and winter just around the corner, it is time to think about the various jobs that need to be completed before we reach the harsher winter temperatures. With frosty nights upon us it is essential we get everything in order to protect our gardens, paddocks or allotments for […]

There have been price increases and supply shortages across many products in the ground care and amenity sector over recent months. Despite this, at ProGreen we still have good stocks of the majority of our products and are able to let our customers have the chance to stock up on the products that they need […]