We are proud to announce that we are upgrading the fakegrass that we supply and install.For example, our highest grade grass, ROSE, is now available at the price of the grass one grade down…..So the price is now £30.00 reduced from £34.00 per metre squared.The RRP for this grass is £39.99 pm2 so it represents great value. On our ROSE fakegrass we offer an unbeatable 10 year fakegrass and installation warranty (t&c apply). THIS IS A PERMANENT OFFER WITH NO STRINGS ATTACHED,BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM KNUTSFORDS ORIGINAL FAKEGRASS SUPPLIER & INSTALLER. WE COVER A WIDE AREA SO PLEASE CONTACT US FOR AN HONEST, FREE NO OBLIGATION SITE SURVEY....

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For the DIY enthusiasts, we have a great offer: Artificial grass supplied from only £14 /m²….PLEASE NOTE, OUR HIGHEST GRADE ROSE FAKEGRASS IS NOW AN UNBEATABLE £30.00 pM2 RRP £39.99 PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS.07801-790-205 or email us from the contact page on this website. Wide range available, to choose from excellent and durable budget options to heavy duty pet solution. We even offer consultation before ordering and free installation guide. For orders above £500 we will also add FREE DELIVERY. Not sure you can install it yourself? We offer full supply and installation service, so you can order with confidence, whichever option suits you best....

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Chuck out the Flymo! I’ve got a lawn you can vacuum: Turf traitor Robert Hardman  thinks his new plastic garden will leave you green with envy Britain is, unquestionably, the world capital  of the manicured lawn. In no other country does the climate lend itself so  munificently to the cultivation of lush, sweet-smelling, foot-scrunching,  billiard table-smooth expanses of turf. Think Wimbledon’s tennis courts, think  Buckingham Palace garden parties, think noble suburbia. If an Englishman’s home is his castle, his  garden is his realm. No one does a stripey lawn like Homo Britannicus on a  Sunday afternoon. To tear it up and replace it with a plastic  mat is, surely, an act of pure vandalism — like hammering a satellite dish to an  oak tree, putting ketchup on a scone … So how did it come to this? Why on  earth am  I looking out on our small West London garden and feeling  insufferably smug and  proud about our latest acquisition: a lawn as fake as a spray-on  tan? It is now three weeks since the green carpet  was rolled out across the grounds at Hardman Towers. And we have not regretted it for one moment.  It does look ridiculously green. And the ‘grass’ isn’t the only unusual sight. read a full post here:...

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Send us a picture if you spot our van with the grass on the roof and share it on Facebook or Twitter! (And you get a 5% off your order, as well) Please TOUCH The Grass!  One of our customers shared those pictures – can you spot the grass on the roof of the van? Share your photos!

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Changing weather patterns will make the perfect British lawn ‘a thing of the past’ The traditional British lawn will become a thing of the past as changing weather patterns will make it virtually impossible to create the perfect garden. Experts fear the British summer will be prone to extreme weather conditions in   years to come, with periods of torrential rain and prolonged droughts   becoming the norm. As a result maintaining a classic lawn will get harder, prompting warnings   that gardeners seeking the ‘bowling green’ look will have to make do with   rougher grass instead. Drier springs and wetter summers will also ensure plants in beds and borders   will struggle to flourish. The stark warning was been made by experts from the Met Office and the   horticultural world during a recent Royal Horticultural Society conference. Professor Richard Bisgrove, an expert in turf management and garden history,   believes people will have to abandon the dream of having the perfect lawn. read full article here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gardening/9775425/Changing-weather-patterns-will-make-the-perfect-British-lawn-a-thing-of-the-past.html?fb What are your thoughts? Is perfect British lawn a thing of the past or are we willing to compromise and install artificial...

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