'I'm a gardening whizz - the products to avoid which could kill your lawn'
A luscious green space is what all keen
dream of - but sometimes even despite the best of intentions, we could, in fact, be doing more harm than good, a whizz has revealed.Speaking to The Express , the owner of JayRock LawnCare & Gardening warned fellow enthusiasts to be careful when you sowing the garden seed and the treatments you use. According to the Morayshire-based whizz, this should be done ''when the soil temperature is above 8 degrees on average''.
"You cannot do this by a day on the calendar, you must take the weather into consideration,'' he added.read more gardening stories
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