Lawn Grub - Is your lawn under attack?
We've got some tips on what to look for if your lawn is under attack.
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Lawn Advice & Tips
Laying turf in winter?
We are starting to get a few enquiries on whether laying turf is a good idea in the cooler months.
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Mowing Heights
Wintergreen Couch - 15mm to 25mm
Buffalo Blend - 20mm to 50mm
Native Zoysia Nara - 15mm to 50mm
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Zoysia Nara - The toughest Australian native lawn
Nestled amongst the rocks high above the beach at Deepwater National Park near Agnes Waters, we stumbled across Zoysia macrantha (Zoysia Nara is the cultivar of Zoysia macrantha) growing in a small patch of sand.
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Dollar Spot
Are you noticing spots in your Wintergreen Couch lawn roughly the size of a dollar coin?
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Lawn Grub Identification
I thought I would share these tips on lawn grub identification as I went away for 6 days and came home to a lawn grub invasion at my property! The Ike Newman wasps hovering over my lawn was the biggest giveaway that my lawn was under attack.
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Why choose Buffalo Blend turf?
Buffalo Blend is an excellent choice for those shady areas due to its ability to survive in up to 70% shade. Buffalo Blend has a finer leaf compared to other Buffalo varieties due to its folding leaf blades, which give the gives the grass an incredible soft feel.
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Have you seen these wasps flying over your lawn?
The Ichneumon wasp (Ike Newman wasp) is a great indicator that your lawn has lawn grub.
The Ike Newman wasp is a beneficial insect, laying its eggs in the lawn grub. Eventually the larvae will completely eat the host. Pretty cool hey!
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