Invicta Lawn Care
Lawn Care in Kent
What we do
FERTILISING
There are thousands of fertilisers available. From the simple, basic unsophisticated weed feed and moss control combinations sold in Garden centres, to sophisticated combination feeds sold to the professional grounds men & green keepers looking after turf at hundreds of sporting venues all over the country. We use products that are available to the professionals in the industry to ensure that our customers have the most appropriate products on their lawns.
AERATION
Soil, particularly heavy clay soils has a tendency to compact. The soil particles get pushed closer together by heavy rainfall or traffic on the surface making it difficult for moisture and gases essential for grass development to flow freely back and forth through the soil to the roots and surface leading to poor root development. Poorly developed roots -lead to weak grass and poor drought and disease tolerance.
DISEASE CONTROL
There are numerous disease that can affect grass. Most diseases are spread by spores and relate to lawn, soil conditions and are helped if your lawn grass is in poor health. Invicta Lawns has the knowledge and products to treat and cure most problems in your lawn by using the latest and safest fungicides etc. In most cases we try to avoid using fungicides preferring to treat the disease by improving grass health.
WEED & MOSS
Our Weed Killing Service doesn’t just treat the weed growth but also tackles the conditions which promote that growth, and as experts in our field we can devise a weed control plan that goes on working where other treatments fail, saving you the endless cost off self application.
Over Seeding
Grass plants do not last forever they deteriorate and their rate of reproduction slows down. Mature lawns often have weak and thin areas which allows for moss and weeds to colonise the lawn. The best defence against weeds and moss is a thick healthy grass sward.
Lawn Top Dressing
If your lawn has heavy clay soil introducing a layer of fine sandy soil top dressing on the surface will stimulate grass growth, encourage greater rooting, improve surface drainage allowing the soil surface to dry out quicker thereby reducing the opportunity fort moss to develop.