What is soil compaction
Soil compaction occurs when the soil has smaller pores or fewer spaces that can contain air and water needed for growth. It leads to a situation where the soil is less permeable, can store less water and where it is…
Soil compaction occurs when the soil has smaller pores or fewer spaces that can contain air and water needed for growth. It leads to a situation where the soil is less permeable, can store less water and where it is…
You have your lawn growing nicely but something seems to be moving in and taking over. Firstly make sure that it’s not weeds. If the plants are not broad leafed then chances are you are being invading by another type…
The mornings are cooler and the days shorter – winter is upon us. The colder temperatures signal the need for a change to your lawn care program. By now you should have already prepared your lawn for the changing seasons…
The colder months are definitely coming – a slight morning chill is already being felt so we need to take stock of your mowing regime and adjust accordingly to the needs of our South East Queensland lawn. You should never…
It’s very important to keep to a regular lawn fertilising routine in South East Queensland. Regular care will ensure that your lawn is in optimum condition and better placed to cope with diseases and weeds as well as the stresses…
Confused about which variety of turf is best to lay in the South East Queensland climate? Perhaps we can help. The most common varieties of turf available in Australia are: Kikuyu Couch Soft Leaf Buffalo Queensland Blue Broad Leaf Carpet…
Now that you have fertilised your South East Queensland lawn, there is something else you must attend to in preparation for the cooler months ahead – weeding. It’s important to deal with any weeds, as soon as they appear and…
Following on from last week’s blog on pH soil testing, March – April is the time to fertilise your lawn in readiness for Winter. And what better time than over the Easter break? As a general rule – use a…