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There’s a reason why Sir Walter DNA Certified Buffalo has found its way into more than 750,000 backyards across the country – it’s not just grass; it’s a revolution. Versatile, resilient, lush, and made for Australian conditions, this turf has transformed how we think about outdoor spaces. But how did a humble grass variety rise […]
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Just like we tend to hibernate inside to avoid the big winter chill, our warm season grasses; most commonly found in Victoria due to our temperate climate, don’t like the cold either and go into a state of dormancy. This allows the grass to minimise metabolic activity which helps the plant to conserve energy. It’s
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We’re here to debunk the myth that new lawn should not be laid over the summer. While the cooler months of spring and autumn are the most popular choices, in summer many of the warm season varieties of turf are in their active growing phase, meaning a fast establishment rate so you can get to
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Despite their bad rap, fungi like mushrooms and toadstools are, for the most part, a natural part of your lawn’s ecosystem. However, with so many varying types, it can be hard to know what to do when you see them popping up in your otherwise perfectly green grass. In this blog we’re going to answer
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Recent heavy rains and widespread flooding in many parts of Victoria and southern NSW have caused extensive damage to homes, businesses and to our outdoor living spaces. It’s been a heartbreaking time for so many, and the most important thing right now is the health and safety of your families and communities, so take care
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Updated on 20th October 2022 Dogs and pets are an extension of our families. We love them and they have become a very important part of our Aussie lifestyle! The only downside? They can prove a bit of a challenge for maintaining a beautiful lawn! The good news is that your pets and your lawn
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Worried about seeds sprouting in your precious lawn? It’s probably not as bad as you think. During late spring to early summer it’s not uncommon for grass seed heads to pop up in your turf. Flowering and seeding are a natural part of a plant life cycle and a smart survival mechanism of your lawn
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While finding a four leaf clover might bring luck to some, not so to the avid lawn lovers among us! Clover is not the nastiest of weeds to deal with, but it can still affect your lawn health and is usually a good indicator that something isn’t right in your soil. ‘Luckily’ clover is a
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If there was to be a popular vote for the most annoying weed, we’re certain this one would win hands down! If you’ve ever stepped on a bindii in bare feet, walked your poor pooch over a patch, or ridden your bike through a bindii breakout, you’ll know exactly why. These bad boys pack a
How to get rid of bindiis in my lawn? Read More »
In today’s competitive property market, finding easy and cost-effective ways to add value to your home can help you get the return on investment you need. While we’ve all heard of the usual ways to increase your home’s value such as repainting, renovating or extending, did you know that landscaping can give an instant boost
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