The Living Tapestry of Natural Grass
Grass is a unique ecosystem comprising not just the visible grass but an intricate network of roots and soil life. Beneath the surface lies a remarkable world of diversity and biological activity.
At its core, grass has a symbiotic relationship between grass plants and countless microscopic organisms within the soil. This complex web of interactions enables the incredible properties of a healthy, thriving lawn.
Natures remarkable gift
Grass offers a multitude of benefits that extend far beyond its aesthetic appeal. It acts as a sponge, absorbing rainfall and reducing surface runoff, allowing water to percolate down through the soil profile and replenish the aquifers below. Grass' cooling effect helps regulate the earth's surface temperature. Moreover, this verdant ecosystem is a powerful ally in combating climate change.
It actively absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, storing it within its roots, crowns, and transforming it into humus, effectively locking away this greenhouse gas. Turf also produces life-giving oxygen, contributing to the air we breathe. Its intricate network also filters and breaks down pollutants, purifying the environment around us.
Plastic free turf production
Unlike some other large turf growers, we do not use any plastic netting in our turf production. Many other leading turf growers grow their turf on plastic netting, which is spread across their fields (thousands of acres), as it makes harvesting quicker and cheaper. This plastic ends up in the finished product.
We do not and will never use plastic netting in our turf growing process. Only a minimal amount of plastic wrap is used in our deliveries.
Efficient equipment
As far as possible, we invest in equipment that is high output, energy efficient, and adheres to all emissions rules and regulations. This includes our new generation tractors.
