TK Cundiff Gardens

21/10/2026

It’s been a mad few months of strong, continuous grass growth meaning we’ve been exceptionally busy with regular grass cuts as well as getting our autumn renovations completed.

All our renovations were finished last week, so with the rain and the mild weather we are still experiencing, we should see some great results in the next few weeks.

We are now moving into our autumn aeration program and autumn treatment window. If you’d like any of the above, get in touch today.

03/10/2026

We have invested heavily and expanded our range of paddock and grassland services this Autumn so have set up a new business page for this work.
Still the same contact details and standard of work!

Get in touch with us today for all your paddock and grassland management work

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We specialise in horse paddock and grass land maintenance.

15/09/2026

Small holes and what look like worm casts appeared in your lawn recently? It’s most probably adult crane flys emerging from their larvae stage (leather jackets)

The good news is that last years larvae have now matured and are no longer in your lawn.
The bad news is that in the next 1-3 weeks, the whole cycle will repeat itself!

If you see the holes and casts and see excessive daddy long legs around the lawn ( a few flying around are a natural amount), a couple of weeks after first seeing them is a brilliant time to apply nematodes to control the newly hatched larvae. They are more susceptible to the nematodes during their early life cycle.

05/09/2026

Why is some of my lawn recovering and some bits not?

That’s a question that a lot of customers have been asking this week and this photo shows exactly why!
The 2 samples were taken roughly 6” apart, the one on the left taken from an area still brown and the one on the right was taken from an area turning green and starting to recover. It shows the drastic difference in the soil moisture levels. This is Localised Dry Patch (or LDP) at work.

As predicted, LDP has become a problem for lawns recovering from this summers drought. From 20 lawns I visited for treatments in one day, nearly all were showing some signs of suffering from it.

Aeration and wetting agents are key to getting moisture back into the soil profile. Until moisture can get back into the soil, the areas affected willl not recover.

If your lawn is showing signs like the above, get in touch today and see how we can help you out.

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24/08/2026

The biggest factors in lawns recovering after the summer drought are going to be aeration and application of wetting agents.

Soils have become baked and this usually results in what’s called Localised Dry Patch taking hold. You will see this as yellowing bare patches that show no sign of life even after the rain has returned. Fungi in the soil secrete a waxy chemical which binds to the soil resulting in water not being allowed to pass through. The soil has turned hydrophobic.

Aeration helps create pockets where the water can get through. Applying a wetting agent is the next step. This releases the surface tension of the soil, allowing the water to filter through it again.

Our late summer liquid feed has everything in it that the soil and plant need to get going again . A special mix by us, this isn’t available off the shelf.

To book your aeration and treatment, get in touch today.

11/08/2026

Despite the dry weather, there still has been some grass to cut! From an overgrown, unusable space to a space the whole family can now enjoy!

Get in contact today for any large area mowing.

28/07/2026

First of the twice yearly cuts on this communal paddock area for a local housing estate. No matter the length, our compact tractor and flail can handle it!

Regular cuts or one off cuts to get things back under control, get in touch today!

21/07/2026

As it’s been so dry with no rain, the mulched grass from the 2 acre paddock we cut down around 6 weeks ago hasn’t been able to start to rot down, but rather has turned into hay! So the decision was taken to flail collect it. All picked up and looking great for the family to use.

For any paddock grass cutting, both mulching and collecting, get in touch today.

08/07/2026

With the extreme heat and lack of decent rainfall we’ve recently been experiencing, the grass plant will start to go dormant. This results in it turning brown and growth slowing right down. Fear not as when the temps cool and rain returns, most will bounce back perfectly fine on their own in a few weeks.

A major problem to look out for is Localised Dry Patch. This is where the soil has dried out too much and become hydrophobic. No amount of watering will change this. We can apply wetting agents to break the surface tension of the soil, allowing water back through the rootzone once again.

If you think this is affecting your lawn, get in touch today and we can advise on the best practise.

13/06/2026

We were asked to get this 2 acre plot of land back from overgrown and unusable to an area the family can now use and enjoy.
First cut done, now onto twice monthly cuts to slowly start getting it looking smart and useable for summer.

Narrow access isn’t a problem as our compact tractor and flail mower are around 5ft in width.