Autumn and Winter Lawn Fertiliser Products
Our A1 Lawn Autumn Winter Fertiliser is a potassium rich lawn feed, designed to give your grass all the nutrients it needs to keep it lush and healthy throughout the tough colder months.
Amvista G9 is the classic autumn lawn feed, releasing nutrients over 6–8 weeks, so it can be applied more than once over the autumn and winter period.
The higher-strength G8 Long Life Lawn Fertiliser is resin-treated. A single application of this 2.5x stronger product releases nutrients evenly over 4–5 months, helping grass remain healthy through winter and into spring.
If a liquid option is preferred, Amvista L2 Fertiliser contains iron, sulphur and nitrogen, and will harden turf and deter moss.
View our full range of lawn and turf fertilisers.
Read our blog for a list of our best autumn lawn fertiliser products and advice on how to care for your lawn as the colder seasons approach.
Autumn and Winter Lawn Fertiliser Equipment
If you are looking for the right equipment to achieve an even spread of fertiliser, explore our range of fertiliser and seed spreaders.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best autumn lawn fertiliser or feed?
Not sure which fertiliser to choose? No problem. We recommend the following for professional and domestic use:
- A1 Lawn Ultimate Autumn Winter Lawn Fertiliser 10kg: High potassium and added iron to keep your grass strong and green all season.
- Amvista G8 Long Life Fertiliser 20kg: Promote root strength and withstand harsh frosts.
- Amvista G9 Autumn Winter Fertiliser 20kg: Maintain healthy roots with high potassium and low nitrogen content.
- Amvista L2 Liquid Iron and Sulphur Fertiliser 5L: Protect against moss and fungal diseases.
When should you apply autumn lawn fertiliser?
The best time to start is usually around September, before the soil temperatures fall too low and growth stops.
What is the best way to apply my autumn and winter fertiliser?
Using a spreader is one of the best ways to speed up the application of your grass feed. We offer a range of fertiliser spreaders for you to choose from.
Can you fertilise lawns in the winter?
Yes, you can fertilise your lawn in the winter. However, fertilisers should not be applied to frozen grass, as they can't be absorbed properly.