Preparing Lawn for Winter

Preparing Lawn for Winter

by | Apr 21, 2018 | Lawn Care

Preparing Lawn for Winter 21 APRIL, 2018 Lawn Care Maintenance Preparing lawn for winter is a key part of your autumn lawn care. Once winter arrives there isn’t much you can do for your lawn. Warm season grass slows its growth rate, potentially even goes into...
Pets and Lawn Care

Pets and Lawn Care

by | Apr 11, 2018 | Lawn Care

Pets and Lawn Care 11 APRIL, 2018 DIY Maintenance The backyard is your pet’s home and play area. Having space where both your lawn and pets are healthy makes for a happy home. The best plants that pair with pets are sturdy ones with soft foliage. Natural turf is the...
How to Avoid Over Fertilising Lawn

How to Avoid Over Fertilising Lawn

by | Mar 31, 2018 | Lawn Care, DIY, Product Reviews

How to Avoid Over Fertilising Lawn 31 MARCH, 2018 Lawn Care Maintenance Yes, over fertilising lawn is possible. In extreme cases, over fertilising can send a healthy lawn in decline. Following these guidelines, we can make sure overfertilising lawn doesn’t happen to...
Making Your Grass Drought Resistant

Making Your Grass Drought Resistant

by | Mar 24, 2018 | Lawn Care, DIY

Making Your Grass Drought Resistant 24 MARCH, 2018 DIY Lawn Care The heat has certainly hit Australia this summer. Whether you want to help your lawn survive the rest of summer or to prepare it for next summer, there are a range of techniques to improve your lawn’s...
Is Your Lawn Losing Its Green Colour?

Is Your Lawn Losing Its Green Colour?

by | Feb 24, 2018 | Lawn Care

Is Your Lawn Losing Its Green Colour? 24 FEBRUARY, 2018 DIY Maintenance Your lawn will change colour naturally throughout the year. As the seasons and climate change, so will your lawn. This change, however, is a slow process. If your lawn is losing its green colour...
Avoiding A Scalped Lawn

Avoiding A Scalped Lawn

by | Feb 21, 2018 | Lawn Care

Avoiding A Scalped Lawn 21 FEBRUARY, 2018 Lawn Care Maintenance A scalped lawn is at risk of drying out, developing severe damage or dying. Lawns become scalped when too much grass leaf is removed in one mow. This occurs when you’ve either mown too low altogether or,...