Meet the Rosemount Turf Team

At Rosemount Turf, we're more than just a Sunshine Coast Turf Grass Company - We are a passionate team dedicated to delivering the perfect lawn for your home or business. Our small but skilled team is at the heart of everything we do, ensuring you receive exceptional service and top-quality turf.

When you choose Rosemount Turf, you'll experience the personal touch that makes a big difference. Meet the friendly faces behind the scenes who are eager to help you create a lush, beautiful lawn.

Meet Trebro

The Trebro 2010 is a cutting edge, fully automatic turf harvester designed for single operator efficiency and reduced labor costs. This advanced machine uses a hydraulically powered hook system to gently handle and stack turf slabs, ensuring tight, stable pallets with minimal impact on the grass.

Capable of harvesting a variety of turf types, the Trebro 2010 processes Nullarbor Couch into pallets up to 50m2, and Sir Walter DNA Certified Buffalo Grass, Sir Grange Zoysia, Zoysia Australis and Platinum Zoysia into 40m2 pallets.

For seamless delivery, our system eliminates the hassle of timber pallets being left behind. We use steel pallets that transition directly from the harvester to the turf truck, and then to the delivery site where your turf is transitioned pallet free.

Our History

Introducing Ross and Lynelle Boyle. Their land has been farmed by the Boyle family for over 100 years, and the closing of the Moreton Sugar Mill in Nambour created a challenge for the family to find a productive use for their property on the rich river flats at Rosemount on the Sunshine Coast. They have recently retired in July 2024 and have passed the reins over to Penny Boyle (Daughter) and Greg & Jessica Pelka (Son-in-law & daughter) to own and operate Rosemount Turf.

In 2003, with the same determination his grandfather Harry had shown when founding the cane farm, Ross set out to establish Rosemount Turf Farm. His vision was clear: To create a lasting legacy that would celebrate 100 years plus of agricultural tradition on the banks of Petrie Creek.