If your Zoysia Australis, Sir Grange Zoysia or Platinum Zoysia lawn has lost some of its colour, feels spongy underfoot, or isn't looking as dense as it once did, it may be time for a renovation.
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If your Zoysia Australis, Sir Grange Zoysia or Platinum Zoysia lawn has lost some of its colour, feels spongy underfoot, or isn't looking as dense as it once did, it may be time for a renovation.
Buffalo grass is a popular choice for lawns across the UK, offering lush, durable turf. As lawn renovation season approaches, you may be wondering if Buffalo grass can be renovated. The answer is yes, but with a few important considerations. In this blog, we’ll walk you through the steps to renovate your Buffalo lawn successfully, without causing harm.
If you've noticed bright green, fast growing weeds popping up through your lawn or garden beds, chances are you're dealing with Nutgrass, Mullumbimby Couch or sedge weeds.
Here's a handy visual guide to help identify those pesky lawn weeds commonly found around the Sunshine Coast. Use it to match what you're seeing in your lawn and take the guesswork out of weed identification.
Did you know that Rosemount Turf has its own Lawn Care Store right here at the farm in Rosemount on the Sunshine Coast?
Yes, We sell direct to the public. There is nothing better than meeting the farmers and team who grow and nurture your turf from the ground up.
When it comes to creating a healthy, long-lasting lawn, choosing premium turf is an investment that pays off for years to come. While budget turf may seem like a cost effective option initially, premium turf offers superior quality, reliability, and performance that can save you time and money in the long run.
One of the biggest advantages of laying turf on the Sunshine Coast during winter is that it requires less watering than in the warmer months.
In Summer, different areas of Queensland suffer from high temperatures, drought conditions and/or water restrictions.
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?
