
Sometimes you just need your lawn looking its best, and you need it done quickly!
While a healthy lawn is best maintained with balanced, slow release nutrients and good long term care, there are a few ways to give your turf a quick boost when time is limited.
But, if a quick fix is what you need, keep on reading!
Nitrogen helps grass produce that lush green colour. A nitrogen rich, quick release liquid fertiliser such as Lawn Solutions Exceed Liquid Fertiliser can give your lawn a fast boost, encouraging growth and improving colour.
Just remember, more isn't always better! Too much nitrogen can lead to excessive leaf growth without the root development needed to support a healthy lawn. Always check the specific requirements of your turf variety before applying fertiliser.
Iron can also improve lawn colour, producing a deeper, darker green. It's widely used in professional turf managment, including on golf courses.
Take care when applying iron, though, as it can stain concrete and other hard surfaces. Excessive applications can also damage turf. Give Lawn Solutions Iron Guard Plus a try.
Regular mowing encourages your lawn to grow thicker and healthier. Try not to remove more than one third of the leaf blade in a single mow, as cutting too much can stress the turf and affect root growth.
For healthier roots, it's generally better to water less frequently but for longer periods rather than giving your lawn a little water every day.
Try the simple step test: walk across your lawn. If the grass springs back quickly, it's well hydrated. If it stays flatteneed, your lawn may need a good drink.
Need an instant colour boost? Lawn Solutions ColourGuard Plus is a natural and organic grass colourant that can quickly restore a rich green appearance while helping protect your lawn under challenging conditions.
It isn't lawn paint, it provides natural green pigment to the grass leaf for an instant improvement in colour.
Looking for advice on getting your lawn looking its best?
Give Rosemount Turf a call today, we're happy to help!