Lawn Turf Blog

If your lawn is looking tired and in need of a boost prior to the growing season, then you may like to consider top dressing for nutrients in place of or in combination with fertilising. This type of top dressing…

The pH level of your soil affects the growth of your lawn plants and the nutrients available to them as well as affecting the absorption of any nutrients by the roots of the plants. It’s important to determine the pH…

The Queensland Fire and Rescue Service (QFRS) are warning of a bleak bushfire season in South East Queensland this year. Excessive rain over the last 3 years combined with shorter and wetter fire seasons has increased the fuel load considerably…

Another job for the to-do list for Spring is to apply a top dressing as required. Why would you need to do this? There are two main reasons for topdressing; to fill or level out any holes or uneven parts…

As we emerge from our homes seeking the sun many of us may find that our lawns are very soft and spongy to walk on. If this is your lawn you may have an issue with thatch in your lawn.…

The warmer weather is definitely on its way here in South East Queensland – and not a moment too soon. With the arrival of Spring – it’s time to take stock of your lawn care regime and make seasonal adjustments…

Many people believe that sowing lawn seed is the best way to a new lawn due to the expense of laying turf however that’s not necessarily true. Over time the increased maintenance and repair costs of a seeded lawn outweigh…

Moss in your lawn may be caused by a few different issues: Compacted soil – Compacted soil kills the root system of the lawn and creates an empty space for moss to grow in. Aerate at least once a year…