We don’t get snow too often here in the UK, but it’s useful to know what you can (and definitely shouldn’t) do if we there is a chance of fake grass and snow!

If you have a Trulawn, or any other artificial grass, then you may want to know what to do when there is frosty, icy or snowy weather.

Artificial grass will usually cope just fine with the wintery conditions experienced here in the UK, but we’ve put together some helpful information to answer any questions you may have:

Snowy Garden with young child

You can still continue to use your grass when there is a covering of snow.

Slip Warning Sign

Just like natural grass, artificial grass can be slippery when ice forms so do be careful.

Ice Melting

It’s always best to let snow and ice melt away naturally.

Icy Grass

Avoid using salt to melt ice and snow, as it could affect the drainage holes in the grass backing.

Shovel in Snow

Avoid shovelling snow, unless absolutely necessary, as hard force could damage the grass surface and backing.

snowy garden

Grass may become flattened down after heavy snow, but it should bounce back naturally with time, or you can always use a broom to help lift the pile if necessary.

Raking Leaves

If you know that snow is forecast, try to sweep any leaf debris off the lawn to stop it turning wet and mulchy.

Trulawn is the perfect, low-maintenance solution all year-round, and Winter is no different. Just keep our simple advice in mind!

If you have any other questions about your fake grass and snow, just give us a call on 0800 2100461 and we’ll be happy to help. Alternatively check out our FAQ section!