Grooming Mower 
Grooming Rake [1]
A rake implement, which is attachment to an item of machinery to aid grooming of a playing surface, either natural turf or artificial.
Ground Cover Sheet
A material which is used to cover an area of ground to protect it from damage, the weather, or as part of encouraging growth. See Pitch Protection Sheet.
Ground Crop Sprayer
A general term for any horizontal boom sprayer which applies pesticides, but which might also be used for the application of liquid or foliar fertilisers.
Ground Preparation
Good ground preparation will involve a number of physical activities and stages to get the ground ready for the receiving of plants, seeds or turf. Besides the physical activities involved, there is also a number of other factors that must be considered prior to actually starting the preparation work.
Soil type and conditions
Soil type and its conditions are very important considerations when preparing ground and you should ask and find out the following:
1. What is the soil type? Is it clay, loam, silt, sandy, peaty, chalky? The addition of organic matter, sand or horticultural grit ca
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Groundsmans Paint
Finer grass clippings which are used to sprinkle over bare or damaged areas of turf to aid recovery and to cover up any minor damage which may have occurred from a maintenance activity or vandalism. Only a small covering is sprinkled otherwise it will look unsightly. When the grassed surface is next cut and there are still bare or thin areas then a further light sprinkling of grass clippings is carried out. The finer the grass surface then the finer the clippings that would be needed to be used as groundsmans paint.
Grow Lamp
An artificial electric powered light source used to encourage grass growth under low light conditions, such as stadia environment. Also known as Grow Light.
Heeling-In
Not to be confused with Heeling or Treading. Heeling-in is the action of temporarily planting bare rooted trees or shrubs when they cannot be readily planted in a permanent position. The roots are either put into a shallow pit or dip, covered with soil, and then firmed with ones heel. This helps to prevent a plant from drying out, especially in exposed conditions.
Height of Cut
The height at which a turf surface is expected to be cut by a mower. There are two variants on height of cut: bench setting and effective cutting height: These need to be understood to ensure the grass is actually cut at the required height. The term is also referred to as Cutting Height.
Hexagon Turf Renovator
A hand tool for the removal and replacement of damaged turf. It cuts a hexagonal piece of turf (with a width of 180mm) to a maximum depth of 100mm.