- Estate Management
- Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information for Tenants & Visitors
- Services During Stay at Home Lockdown
- Services at Christmas 2020 and from Boxing Day under level 4
- Scottish Government Tenant Hardship Fund
- October 2020 Tiered Restrictions and Our Services
- 22nd September 2020
- 2nd September 2020 West of Scotland Restrictions
- 20th August 2020 Phase 3 Update
- 22nd July 2020 Phase 3 Update
- 7th July 2020 Letter to Tenants from Kevin Stewart MSP
- 25th June 2020 Phase 2 Update
- 24th March 2020 Update: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information for Tenants & Visitors
- 18th March 2020 Update: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information for Tenants & Visitors
- Getting in touch while we are remote working
- Planned Maintenance During the Pandemic
- Financial Advice during the Coronavirus
- Energy advice during the Coronavirus
- Activity Packs
- Connect Your Digital Self Service Portal
- Contents Insurance
- Housing Scotland Act 2014 - Changes to your Tenancy
- The Scottish Social Housing Charter
- Scottish Housing Regulator
- Ways to Pay Your Rent
- Benefits Advice
- Welfare Reform Information
- Repairs and Maintenance
- Customer Services
- Planned Maintenance
- Alterations and Improvements
- Estate Management
- Estate Walkabouts
- Living with your neighbours
- Abandoned or untaxed vehicles
- Close Upkeep
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- Looking after your garden
- Care of Garden Maintenance Scheme
- Looking after your local environment
- Tenant Newsletter
- Guest Room Booking
- Ending Your Tenancy? Help Us Help You!
- Winter Information
Looking after your grass
Looking after your grass is like looking after your figure, fairly easy.
- It is like your diet, if you feed it correctly, it looks great.
- It is like your hair, if you trim it twice a month, you look great.
The following are a few easy steps in giving you less work and results in a great looking and well conditioned garden lawn.
- In Spring, (end of March, beginning of April) an application of weed and feed, B.&.Q or Homebase or similar own brand is as good as any other.
- Cut the grass twice a month, but not to short in the first month.
- In Summer if the grass is looking poor or yellowing it is asking you for some more feed. If weeds are starting to show then another feed and weed application will be required.
- DO NOT use normal weed and feed after August, but use an Autumn weed and feed, this feeds the roots only and helps keep the grass healthy for the following season.
- If frost is on the ground, do not walk on the grass as this causes damage to the grass.