As well as a spot to relax and unwind, your garden is the
perfect place to play and exercise. Enjoy your garden with friends and family
with a variety of sports and games throughout the warmer months of the year.
Here are a few tips to help create the perfect playing surface in your own back
yard.
Maximise the Gardens
Shape
Gardens come in a wide variety of sizes and unusual shapes.
Some gardens may have a large surface area but the unusual shape can make it
difficult to maximise the space. Using a Compact Tractor, it is possible to
alter the shape of the garden. If flower beds, hedgerows and water features
interrupt the playing surface they can all be moved to the outskirts of the
garden. By moving the features to the edge of the garden, definitive dimensions
are created. Simply pushing a hedge back a foot can create a large amount of
extra space. Decide on a shape that will give maximum playing and act to
achieve it.
Keep the Grass Well
Fed
Grass and plants that are not well maintained will struggle
under the constant pressure of footsteps. If the turf digs up, uneven stretched
are creates. Do not over water the grass as this will hinder its strength and
growth. Over watering will not promote the grass’ roots growing and developing
any strength. Likewise do not water at night as the water will not be full
absorbed. Grass maintenance increases longevity and enjoyment. It is important
that any rocks or foreign objects are removed from the surface as they present
possible danger.
Decorate
Using a Gianni Ferrari or John Deere Mower, professional
lines and patterns can be created in the playing surface. Attaching a rotary
blade to the back of the mower and alternating the mowing direction; authentic
football pitch patterns can be created. The rotary blade pulls the grass into a
series of sharp, bent blades. The bent nature of the blades creates the
impression of different tones. The sun will reflect more so off grass blades
bent away creating a lighter look. The professional look will only encourage
your friends and family to enjoy the garden more regularly and increase their
regular exercise.
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