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GreenBest will return to GroundsFest in 2026, giving grounds professionals, landscapers and lawn care specialists the opportunity to explore its extensive range of turf and lawn care solutions.

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Visitors to Stand 28 in Hall 1 will be able to meet the GreenBest team, discuss their turf management requirements and learn more about the company’s professional product ranges and bespoke services.

With decades of industry experience, GreenBest supplies customers across the UK and internationally with reliable products supported by knowledgeable, personal service. At this year’s event, the company will showcase its range of liquid, granular and soluble fertilisers, alongside soil conditioners, biostimulants, wetting agents, grass seed and application equipment.

The portfolio is designed to support turf and lawn management throughout the year, from routine nutrition and seasonal feeding programmes to targeted treatments for specific soil and turf requirements.

GreenBest will also highlight its established Velvit range for the professional turf and amenity sectors, together with SmartLawn, its dedicated range for professional lawn care businesses.

GreenBest’s fertilisers are manufactured at its facility in Somerset, with a strong focus on quality, consistency and dependable performance. The company’s flexible manufacturing capabilities also allow it to provide bespoke fertiliser products and services for customers around the world.

These services include custom formulations, private-label products, tailored packaging and branded labels. Whether customers require a specific nutrient analysis, a product developed for a particular market or a complete own-brand range, GreenBest works closely with them to develop practical, market-ready solutions.

Technical support remains an important part of the GreenBest service. Its experienced sales team includes FACTS-qualified advisers who can provide guidance on nutrition, soil health, product selection and seasonal application programmes.

Visitors to GroundsFest can speak directly with the team about product recommendations, tailored nutritional programmes and bespoke manufacturing opportunities.

To learn more about GreenBest’s product ranges and bespoke capabilities, visit Stand 28 in Hall 1 at GroundsFest 2026 or go to www.greenbest.co.uk.

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Hi All, In a cleints garden, I'm having a real problem with these shoots that are coming up in the lawn.I'm digging them out as I go, they are on long roots. they have an oval shape leaf and develop nasty thorns. See pics.Can anyone help identify…

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