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Courier Operative About us Rolawn is the UK’s leading turf grower and supplier of Britain’s Finest Turf. In addition, we are renowned for our market
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Yorkshire business cultivates new turf technologies
Yorkshire business cultivates new turf technologies Based in Seaton Ross, Rolawn, the UK’s market-leading supplier of turf and topsoil, thrives on innovation, a culture initiated
Rolawn secures independent environmental accreditation for the fourth year running
Rolawn donates 85 metres of turf to help Greenfingers Charity create a garden at Jigsaw hospice in Carlisle.
Rolawn Medallion turf chosen for new glasshouse at RHS Wisley
Rolawn’s renowned Medallion turf has been laid in the spectacular new landscape garden which envelopes the new Glasshouse and lake at RHS Garden Wisley.
Rolawn Medallion turf floating over the Tyne
Visitors to the NewcastleGateshead Bridges Festival which took place on 13/14th August were able to stroll across the Swing Bridge and enjoy artist Julia Barton’s recreation of Lord Armstrong’s long lost formal garden floating over the Tyne.
Rolawn products help to bring the medals home at Chelsea
This year’s Chelsea Flower Show featured a host of Show, Fresh and Artisan gardens that utilised Rolawn’s Medallion® turf, Blended Loam topsoil, Landscaping Bark, and Soil Improver – or a mixture of all four.
Leading exhibitors to fly the Rolawn flag as it becomes proud supporter of the RHS Malvern Spring Festival 2018
Exhibitors at this year’s RHS Malvern Spring Festival will fly the Rolawn flag by choosing its market-leading range of premium turf and soft landscaping products for their show gardens and displays, as part of the brand’s first official sponsorship of the show.
Rolawn – proud supporter of BBC Gardeners’ World Live
Rolawn is proud to be one of the key supporters and suppliers to this year’s BBC Gardeners’ World Live show at the NEC, Birmingham.
Moles
Damage caused by moles is easily recognisable, but they can be difficult to eradicate.
Bibionid flies (Fever Fly, St Marks Fly)
Each bibionid fly lays 30 eggs at a time, resulting in small clumps of larvae which feed on organic matter in turf.