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The Summer Stress Recovery Programme

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Recover. Restore. Rebuild.

After another summer of prolonged dry conditions, many turf surfaces are showing the effects of drought stress. Compacted soils, weakened root systems, poor water infiltration and uneven turf recovery can all limit the performance of your playing surfaces heading into autumn, Now is the ideal time to take action.


A Complete Turf Recovery Solution


Our Turf Recovery Programme has been developed to help natural turf recover from the effects of heat and drought, while preparing surfaces for the months ahead.

Combining Consolidate, De-Stress, FWY-ISP and OARS HS, this programme works to:

  • Relieve plant stress following periods of drought

  • Improve soil performance and biological activity

  • Enhance water infiltration and distribution

  • Encourage stronger root development

  • Promote faster turf recovery

  • Build resilience ahead of winter


Suitable For

Our Turf Recovery Programme is ideal for all managed natural turf, including:

  • Golf fairways

  • Tees

  • Approaches

  • Football pitches

  • Rugby pitches

  • Cricket outfields

  • Racecourses

  • Schools, colleges and universities

  • Parks and amenity grassland


Why Act Now?

Late Summer / Early Autumn provides one of the best opportunities to restore turf health. Soil temperatures remain favourable for root growth, allowing plants to recover from summer stress before winter dormancy.


Delaying recovery can leave weakened turf more susceptible to disease, wear and poor spring performance.


Speak to Our Technical Team

Every site is different, which is why we tailor each Turf Recovery Programme to your surface, soil type and recovery objectives.


Whether you're managing a golf course, stadium, sports club or local authority facility, our technical team can recommend the right programme to restore performance and maximise turf health.


Recover. Restore. Rebuild.


Contact us today to discuss your Summer Stress Recovery Programme and give your playing surfaces the strongest possible finish to the season.

 
 
 

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