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Have weeds been running amok in your lawn this winter? As tempting as it may be to turn a blind eye and hope they’ll disappear when spring arrives, they won’t. If you don’t treat them now, they’ll go rogue and undo all the hard work you put into getting your lawn into top shape during […]
5 Common Winter Weeds – And How To Kill Them Read More »
Wondering what to do with used coffee grounds in your Garden? Coffee can be reused as organic waste, instead of just chucking it into the garbage. But can it be used on your lawn? Unfortunately, the short answer is no – not directly anyway. But you can certainly use ground coffee waste in your compost
Can I use ground coffee waste on my lawn? Read More »
We love our low-maintenance, home-grown turf, but even low-maintenance turf needs a little TLC as the long days of summer wind down and the cooler days of autumn and winter approach. A bit of work now, fertilising and caring for your lawn, is going to make all the difference when your lawn is fighting off
Autumn Lawn Feed Tips Read More »
If your backyard or garden area is in shade for most of the day, then you may find the lack of sunlight is affecting the way your lawn grows. If you notice that your grass is failing to grow or lacks in colour and health, then it’s likely to not be getting enough sunshine. There
Shade-Tolerant Grass: What is the best grass for shade? Read More »
In Australia, it’s not unusual to go very long periods without adequate rainfall – especially over summer. While there are lawn types that are the super heroes of watersmart grasses bred to be drought-tolerant and thrifty on the drink, all natural turf landscapes do however need some degree of irrigation to survive our long hot
Core Aeration: What is it and is it worth it? Read More »
There are so many varieties of turf available on the market and it’s not always easy to decide on which way to go. We’re shining the spotlight on two of our most popular grasses: Buffalo and Zoysia, to help you choose the lawn that’s right for you. Buffalo Grass Buffalo is a warm season turfgrass
Which grass type is right for you? So you’ve done your homework enough to decide you definitely want to embark on an instant lawn project – but still can’t decide which turf to choose? If you haven’t already, take a look at our turf quiz on our turf varieties product page – or keep reading
Couch VS Buffalo Grass Read More »
Fertilising your lawn is quite a simple task, but there is a bit more to it than simply chucking it out or spraying it on. Fertilising the right way can help improve your lawn’s appearance and keep it happy and healthy. Why Should You Fertilise Your Lawn? We need to fertilise our lawn because there is usually
Ultimate Guide on Fertilising Your Lawn Read More »
Longer days, eskies full of cold ones, snags on the barbie and backyard cricket — yep, we’re in for a ripper summer! While we Aussies love summer, our lawns can take quite the beating. Getting our backyards ready for BBQs and the holiday season requires a little bit of work and some nifty secrets that
How To Keep Your Lawn Green In Summer Read More »
Often, without even realising it, our lawns are susceptible to grubs and insects that make a meal out of the healthy turf we’ve worked hard to keep looking its best. Some pests are so microscopic that we might not even notice they’ve taken up residence in our grass until the damage is already done, taking
Beat the bugs with Acelepryn Read More »
Last deliveries Tuesday 24 December 2024
Deliveries will resume Thursday 2 January 2025
Coolabah HQ will be CLOSED from
12:30pm Tuesday 24 December
RE-OPENING 8:30am Friday 27 December
Closed for the public holidays
Best wishes for a safe and happy festive season
with your nearest and dearest in your own backyard.
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