With the drought spreading across the country in many areas, and councils continuing to increase water restriction levels, you may be wondering if now is a good time to lay your new turf, or if it’s even possible.
With turf laying season upon us we often get asked where you should start. Getting the basics right is important. Let’s start by measuring your lawn.
You’re finally ready to take the plunge and commit to a new lawn. However, you’re not quite sure where to start. We’re here to clear things up and ensure that you love the grass variety you choose and it thrives at your home.
TifTuf Hybrid Bermuda provides sports ground curators with a new turf variety that exceeds all other sports field industry varieties.
When you lay new turf its root system has yet to bed into your soil base. It relies on the water you give it. We always advise watering heavily in the initial stages. In this blog we highlight what to look for when your lawn is first laid.
Whether you are installing a new lawn, or you need to top-dress an existing lawn, which is the best soil for turf?
One vital factor in preparing your garden for a lawn is the preparation of the soil layer. Getting this right puts you ahead of the game in lawn maintenance
Like many tasks the prep can make a big difference to the final product. After measuring the area the next thing to do is prepare the area.
Sometimes you may find your lawn is not performing very well or not responding to fertiliser and this could be to do with the soils pH.
Properly designing and planning your garden is a crucial part of its overall success; your lawn should be a major consideration.
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