Turf Supplies Blue Mountains

Turf Delivery Blue Mountains

Fees:

• Delivery fee: $200.00
• Estimated Delivery Time: Next working day*

*If you place your order before 10.00 am we can usually deliver your new turf the next day.

What lawn variety is right for Nepean & Blue Mountains?

When you are choosing a turf for the Nepean & Blue Mountains area, there are a few factors you should take into account.

The lawn variety needs to be suitable for the area as well as for your individual needs. Choosing the right lawn variety can be the difference between a lawn that struggles and a healthy, thriving lawn.

Climate:

One of the biggest effects the Australian climate has on turf is how much water will be required.

Depending which part of the Nepean & Blue Mountains region you live in, you may have a cooler and wetter climate.

This will also affect how much drought tolerance, frost tolerance and shade tolerance your new lawn will need.

Shade:

How much shade and sun your lawn gets will depend on the height of your house, any fences, the size of the lawn and whether you’ll have trees or hedges around where your lawn will go.

Keep in mind that any new plants are likely taller than they are at the moment.

Foot Traffic:

Depending what you plan to use your lawn for will affect how much wear and tear it receives.

If you have lots of foot traffic, such as in parks or sports grounds, or if you have pets or children, you’ll want a quick repairing grass.

Maintenance:

Different varieties of grass require varying amounts of care. Whether it is mowing, watering or fertilising, you should consider how often you would like to tend to your new lawn.

Look and Feel:

This last factor is quite a personal one. The look and feel includes choosing between a fine or broad leaf, the softness of your lawn and the height that your lawn will sit at.

Benefits of Turf

Property value:

Whether consciously or not, buyers are drawn to a house with a lush green lawn. People look for a place where they can imagine themselves being happy.

A lawn is an area that the buyer could socialise, relax and play sports. Not only is your home likely to draw in more interest, but a recent study has shown that homebuyers will pay up to 19% more for a house with an attractive lawn.

Heat reduction:

A healthy lawn will significantly cool your home and surrounds.

The average front lawn has twice the cooling capacity as the average home’s ducted air-conditioning system without taking a toll on your electricity bill.

Oxygen production:

Grass is the most effective plant life at converting carbon dioxide into oxygen, and that includes trees. A simple 15 x 15m turfed lawn will produce enough oxygen for a family of four.

Cost effective:

Compared to the alternatives for your new yard, turf is by far the most cost effective one.

Artificial turf, pavers and sandstone have their own benefits but also carry a significantly higher initial cost per square metre.

Especially for large areas, turf grass is a far more affordable option, regardless of the chosen variety.

Pollution reduction:

A turfed lawn helps to balance out the negative effects of urban living. It absorbs or filters numerous types of pollutions. These include dust, allergies, disease, noise, heat, glare and air pollution.

Turf Delivery Areas

New Turf in Nepean

How much turf do you need?

In a few easy steps and with the help of our handy lawn calculator, we can have this figured out for you in now time.

1. Break your yard into shapes (Rectangles, triangles etc). The less shapes, the easier this will be.
2. Measure the length and width (or radius for semi-circles).
3. Enter those numbers into the turf calculator

We recommend purchasing an extra 5% (which our calculator can work out for you) to account for any irregular shapes or cuttings.

For more details on calculating how much turf is needed, visit our Lawn Area Calculator.

What do I need to do before installing a new lawn?

Depending on what state your lawn is currently in, you will need to do a few things in preparation for a new lawn.

This may include:

• Clearing the site
• Evaluating the soil
• Laying down new soil
• Applying a starter fertiliser

You can find more information on preparing for a new lawn on our Site Preparation page.

What is the process for installing a new lawn?

It is best to install turf as soon as it is delivered. Our freshly cut turf is rolled and transported in a way that conserves as much moisture as possible but once we deliver it, it will continue to dry out until it is installed.

Lay the turf in a brick-like formation which the edges butted up against each other but not overlapping. If you can, start with a straight edge, such as a driveway or fence, and continue from there.

Once your new lawn has been installed, give it a thorough watering.

Don’t forget to check out our tips on looking after your newly installed lawn.

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