Turf Talk

When looking to lay a new lawn, it can be difficult to figure out exactly how much turf you’re going to need for your place, and stressful too. Ordering too much brings about needless cost. Ordering too little means having to order again.

Watering your lawn is the number one step to keeping it looking great. Once your lawn is established, it is important to make the most of every drop and drain away any excess.

At the most basic level, your lawn needs sun, water and air to survive.

Every season is turf-laying season in South East Queensland! You will often hear that turf should not be laid in autumn or winter. This may be the advice in southern states, but it is NOT the case for Queenslanders.

Sure, giving your lawn a water now and then will allow it to survive. But if you want a lawn that will be the envy of all, it will need a good dose of fertiliser every few months.

Lawn grubs are unfortunately a common pest to infiltrate Australian lawns, feeding on lush green grass and turning it brown and brittle.