
The Turfgrass Growers Association
Formed in 1995, the TGA comprises some 50 companies (including affiliates), collectively responsible for producing approximately 70 per cent of the cultivated turf grown in the British Isles and supplying specialist knowledge and infrastructure to that industry.







TGA Industry Affiliates
Industry affiliates help the TGA stay at the forefront of raising the standard of the cultivated turf supplied to professional and domestic customers. By constantly seeking to improve the standards of TGA members through unity of purpose and the sharing of knowledge and new ideas. Find out more about becoming a TGA affiliate, please click here
Latest news from TGA and the turf world
April 28, 2022
TGA Summer Show- 28th July
April 12, 2022
STRI appoints Ben Morgan as Agronomic Consultant.
April 30, 2021
MEET THE GROWER – INTURF
April 19, 2021
Ask the Experts: The Story of Grass
Delivering a new grass cultivar to the market is a long and multifaceted process,…
February 18, 2021
Ask the Experts: HOW TO MAKE A GARDEN
Has lockdown rekindled our love for our gardens? Barry Randall from The Garden…
September 23, 2020
Campeys: Something old something new and an alternative…
An introduction to the Campey, then a run down on the big mower, an alternative to…
September 7, 2020
South East Water tell us brown lawns are cool
Gardeners are being reassured that if their lawn is beginning to turn brown it will…
September 2, 2020
Horticulture, Covid-19, Brexit, Agriculture Bill
TGA Webinar: Update in UK Horticulture: Covid-19, Brexit & the Ag Bill Jack Ward…
September 2, 2020
Sustainable Grasses for Turf Production
The Turfgrass Growers Association Webinar: Update Sustainable Grasses for Turf…
June 21, 2020
Do you know how to look after freshly laid turf?
Newly laid turf needs water to survive. Very often this requirement will be met by…
March 26, 2020
TGA Update on Covid-19
The TGA Council has been meeting remotely over the last couple of days, to discuss…
March 11, 2020
Turfgrass Growers Association Operational Status during COVID-19
Newly laid turf needs water to survive. Very often this requirement will be met by…