
Precise Treatment with the Environment in Mind
At GreenThumb, we focus on precision. Our operatives apply fertiliser across the entire lawn, then carefully identify and treat existing weeds only. This targeted approach not only delivers outstanding results—it aligns with the Sustainable Use Regulations and limits unnecessary chemical exposure.
By treating only visible weeds, we avoid wastage and protect your lawn's overall health. Most herbicides take around three weeks to work, and if weeds still appear during that time, simply contact your local branch for a follow-up assessment.
Choose target spraying for effective weed control that’s both budget‑smart and environmentally responsible.
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Lawns That Make Life Better
Explore the difference a well-cared-for lawn can make. From relaxing family moments to picture-perfect greens, these images show how expert care helps your lawn become a space you love to spend time in.
Learn More About Lawn Health
Want to understand more about what your lawn needs? Explore expert advice, answers to common questions, and practical tips to help you get the best from your lawn year-round.

Why should I treat my lawn?
Lawn treatments are essential for keeping your lawn healthy and vibrant, tackling issues like pests, disease, and nutrient deficiencies. GreenThumb’s tailored treatments keep your lawn lush, green, and strong all year round.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions about lawn care or our services? We’ve got answers. Visit our FAQ page for helpful information on common lawn concerns, treatment programs, and tips to keep your lawn in top shape.
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Guide to Lawn Weeds
Lawn weeds compete with grass for sunlight, water, and nutrients, causing thin, patchy lawns. Common weeds like dandelions, buttercups, and clover spread quickly. Maintain a healthy lawn with proper mowing, fertilising, aeration, and overseeding to prevent weeds and keep grass strong.
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