Category: Lawn Mowing

While personal preference does play a part, mowing your lawn at the correct height is vital for maintaining a healthy, lush lawn.

With the Queensland summer well and truly upon us, the temperatures (and humidity levels) generally sit pretty high for weeks on end - and a lot of us are lucky enough to be able to escape to an air-conditioned space when it truly gets unbearable. But, what about your lawn?

Is your lawn looking average with unsightly brown patches? Unsure what’s causing the issue or how to get it back to its vibrant best? In this blog, we’ll delve into the common causes of brown patches and provide expert advice on how to restore your lawn to its full glory.

Whilst rainfall is good for watering your lawn too much water can start to have a damaging effect on turf. As the rain becomes more intense your soil and drainage may reach a point where it no longer drains correctly and you will start to see pooling or flooding in certain areas of your lawn.

Though the warm weather in Queensland can mean some lovely summer days, it can also mean something a little pesky for your lawn - summer grass weeds.

There are a few things you can do to make the path of recovery for your lawn both quicker and easier, as most warm season lawns will spread laterally, thicken up and recover with some care and attention - these include couch, zoysia and buffalo varieties.

So, you’ve booked your Christmas holidays, you’ve got your bags packed and you’re more than ready to have a break away from what 2020 has thrown at you. But have you considered your lawn while you are away?

Although looking after your lawn may have some simple steps, many of us have been guilty from time to time of neglecting or forgetting to care for our turf.

With the summer heat creeping in faster and faster, ensuring your lawn is well prepared for the hottest months of the year is crucial to keeping it both happy and healthy. Here are some of the best ways to keep your turf at its best – give Rosemount Turf a call if you need any further assistance.

Having chickens take up residency in your yard has a range of benefits - from eating pests that can damage your plants and lawn to providing free, nutrient rich fertiliser.