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Synthetic grass can last up to 10 years with the correct maintenance. It is important to regularly sweep and clean the surface of the synthetic grass to prevent it from becoming clogged with dirt, dust and other debris. If any foreign objects become lodged in the grass, they can cause damage or premature wear. Additionally, you should hose down your synthetic grass at least once a month to clear away any excess dirt or dust build-up.

There are a few possible reasons why your artificial grass might be going black. One possibility is that the black colour comes from the infill material, which is usually made of either black rubber or plastic pellets. If this is the case, you might need to clean and replace the infill material to restore the grass to its original colour.

Another possibility is that the black colour is being caused by algae or moss growth. In this case, you'll need to clean the surface of the artificial grass and get rid of any algae or moss using a detergent or chemical treatment. Once it's clean, you can apply a sealant over the top to help protect it from future growth.

Yes. You can lay artificial grass on soil, but you should make sure that the soil is level and compacted before you do so. Additionally, you should use a weed membrane to prevent weeds from growing up through the artificial grass.