On the Sunshine Coast, we are so lucky to have beautiful scenery and a gorgeous coastline. Our beaches are some of the best in the world and the coastal breeze is something that everyone should experience at least once. Photo courtesy of Lawn Solutions Australia But have you ever considered how the salty air affects […]
If you are getting a little worried about keeping your lawn looking good consistently, we have put together a few tips and tricks to mowing your lawn during the festive season.
We know how it can be – there are so many choices, and you want to make sure you choose the best one for your back yard. But, with all the lawn options available, what should you choose? To make things a little easier for you, we have put together a comparison between two common lawn varieties for your home – TifTuf and Sir Walter.
When it comes to turf for your backyard, you want to ensure that you choose the most suitable option for you. Every household is different, which means every yard has different uses and varying lawn needs. When it comes to a choice that will grow anywhere however, Sir Walter Buffalo is the one to choose. It has a huge range of benefits for almost any backyard, so keep reading if you want to know exactly why Sir Walter should be your next turf!
If you are thinking that it may be time for new lawn, you wouldn’t be alone if you found all the choices a little overwhelming. Who knew there were so many different lawn types!? From Sir Grange to TifTuf to Empire Zoysia to Sir Walter (and that’s only the beginning), it can be a massive job just to complete the research needed to choose a grass that is best suited to your needs. That is why we have put together some information regarding Sir Grange Turf, a great option for a variety of different spaces.
When growing season comes around and you are mowing your lawn a little more than normal, you are probably wondering what to do with your grass clippings. Do you throw them out? Use them in your garden? Something else entirely?
It is always crucial to check the suitability of your chosen area before laying the turf. The key things to take into consideration are: how shaded the area is, whether the area will have access to water and accessibility when mowing the turf after laying.
