Turfing 101 From Wiltshire Turf

By Anna Ely


Here is our take on the turfing industry. In this article we want to emphasize the value of mastering your craft and assess how this industry will look in the future. Our first step here is running through the fundamentals of turfing and topsoil.

It is our hope that this article is valuable for existing business owners and those mulling over their own foray into this profession. Let's begin by running through the basics before looking at other ways to further your annual income.
Turf is a seasonal industry. In the summer enquiries and business soar, while in the winter the demand flat lines. Traditionally, turfing companies grew their own turf. However, many companies now choose to outsource this role and pick up turf from sources growing turf on an industrial level at cheap, cheap prices.

For you budding turfers, let's discuss the act of turf laying. In laying turf you'll need to understand the twin forces of roots and rhizomes. Laid correctly, side by side, rhizomes bind the turf together. Roots meanwhile, become established in soil very quickly. This can occur in around 7 days, although the process is slower in winter.

As you may expect, top soil delivery is a strong allied service to add to turfing. For newcomers, it is important to note that a layer of minimum 2 and no more than 6 inches is required for root and grass seed to settle. Source your top soil from reputable distributors. Don't settle for cheap poor quality topsoil however, you want to serve your customers well and build your reputation.

Of course, there are other commercial opportunities available to the turfer. Since turfing is at its root seasonal, you may want to consider adding the following services. Decking is trending right now and many customers love to compliment their lawn with th
As you may expect, top soil delivery is a strong allied service to add to turfing. For newcomers, it is important to note that a layer of minimum 2 and no more than 6 inches is required for root and grass seed to settle. Source your top soil from reputable distributors. Don't settle for cheap poor quality topsoil however, you want to serve your customers well and build your reputation.

Of course, there are other commercial opportunities available to the turfer. Since turfing is at its root seasonal, you may want to consider adding the following services. Decking is trending right now and many customers love to compliment their lawn with this feature. Garden design, tree surgery and dare I say it removals are all affiliate services that many businesses exploit.

We hope you've found this informative. This article was written to stir and provoke new thoughts and potential actions to enhance your income and further your interest. Good luck in your future pursuits.




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