Soil Conditioner W
(or similar, depending on availability)

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CA registered Clubs, CA members and my private clients are supplied on 14 day terms. Otherwise pre-payment is required.
Payment is by cheque or bank transfer to Moat House Media Ltd, details are on the invoice. I am not VAT registered so there is no VAT

Pack 20kg
Apply at the rate of 30gsm before significant rain (30 kg per croquet lawn)
Typical Analysis: NPK 2.5-1-1
​Pellet size 3-4mm This is larger than my fertilisers so the spreader port needs to be opened up a little. The Earthway 2050P setting is around 15
PLEASE NOTE I also supply a 1-2mm Soil Conditioner, depending on availabiliy which requires and Earthway setting of around 11 for a double pass.

A natural based, balanced, low analysis (NPK 2.5:1:1), winter soil conditioner containing slow release nutrients and specific plant extracts that increase microbial activity and boost plant health and reduce turf stress.
Application

• As a winter soil conditioner, it is best applied anytime from Autumn to Spring
• Aerate the turf before application
• Apply evenly over the turf at 30g/m2
• Prestige W Soil Conditioner works in the soil and must be thoroughly watered in to ensure the product penetrates down through the rootzone where it can be most effective
• Prestige W Soil conditioner can be applied to all type of turf
• Can be harmful to aquatic life at high levels. Ensure a suitable bufferzone is applied from watercourses

Worm control
There are some 28 species of worm found in UK soil of which only four are of the casting variety. They are surface feeders and the ones that can spoil the playing surface leaving patches of bare soil after mowing. Casting worms do aerate the lawn but can also cause extensive disruption to the playing surface. In extreme circumstances burrowing animals such as moles and badgers can destroy huge areas of turf in their search for worms.
In the past, pesticides were the only effective method of control but these were withdrawn from the market and are no longer available. However, new methods of controlling worms have evolved and do not require the application of pesticides.
In essence the maintenance programme must address the rootzone condition and convert it into an environment that is not favoured by casting worms. The objective isn't to kill worms, just to persuade them to go elsewhere. The most economic approach is to incorporate a soil conditioner into the annual maintenance programme.

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