Autumn moss control and scarification helps to minimise moss growth over winter, making it less of a problem in spring.

Scarifying in autumn will help reduce competition and gives the grass more room to grow.

The perfect time to aerate is during the autumn as the soil is moist but firm.

Remove leaves and debris as soon as they appear on the lawn to ensure light reaches the grass.

Mid-autumn is the ideal time to lay turf as it will be able to fully establish before summer with limited wear.

Autumn is the best time for sowing seed, as the soil is still warm from the summer.

Autumn lawns require different nutrient levels and to conserve energy and root development to prepare the lawn for winter stresses.

The optimal time in autumn is September. Patching mixes can be applied throughout October but be careful the weather isn't too cold.

Autumn is the best time for sowing seed, as the soil is still warm from the summer.

Controlling weeds in autumn will reduce competition for the lawn in spring.

During autumn, try to avoid removing more than a third of the blade to keep the roots growing.

If new seed/turf has been sown/laid in autumn then additional watering would ensure a good start.