In part 1 of lawns after floods we started your lawn on the road to recovery. You can read that information here. Now, the lawn will benefit from an application of nutrients – this will help to replace any nutrients that got washed away…
While your lawn may not be high on your list of priorities after the recent floods, a few timely actions will improve the chances of your lawn’s recovery. There are issues that are extremely apparent – soil loss, debris, sediment, broken branches…
The main advice we can give for ensuring that your lawn is healthy and happy throughout autumn, is to keep up the lawn care regime.
The Golden Cane Palm, or Dypsis Lutescens originated in Madagascar and is ideally suited to our subtropical climate making it a versatile landscaping option here in Queensland. This clumping palm works wonders as a windbreak or privacy screen and for…
The other week we discussed seeding versus instant lawn and people wanted to know more – what is the difference, between the two, in terms of preparation and installation.
Confused by how to conduct a soil pH test? Unsure about what the numbers actually mean? Don’t know whether your soil needs to acidic or alkaline? Never fear, the Daleys Turf team are here to help you through the process. Let’s start at the…
Even if you’re not parking your boat, caravan or car on your lawn, it can suffer from soil compaction. The soil underneath your lawn can become compacted even from just normal, day to day foot traffic. When the soil is compacted it…
Your lawn will really appreciate an application on fertiliser in early summer – it will give it a boost as the growing phase picks up. With this in mind, here are the top tips for your early summer lawn fertilising from the team…