5 benefits that come with a well maintained patch of Sir Walter
February 3, 2017There are some blindingly obvious benefits of fitting your yard with Sir Walter DNA certified buffalo turf. It’s a beautiful grass, and it offers the perfect playing surface for kids and adults alike. But aside from the expected benefits relating to aesthetics and enjoyment, what does a well maintained patch of Sir Walter offer its […]
Tips for taking care of your lawn this summer
December 21, 2016The height of summer is nearly upon us. Our deckchairs are being dusted and the swimwear is coming out of the wardrobe. In your bare feet, you step out onto your Sir Walter buffalo lawn and… how’s it looking? If you’re looking to enjoy your great outdoors, with a lush and green backyard, then it’s […]
Lawn Solutions Australia is raising the standards of turf quality
November 14, 2016Lawn Solutions Australia is the accreditation system that the turf growing industry uses to uphold certain standards. You may wonder how an accreditation system can raise the standards of turf quality, but the unique criteria and all-encompassing reviews are key to enhancing the quality of turf. General Requirements Part of the accreditation system required to […]
We celebrate our AusGAP Certification and our high quality DNA Certified Sir Walter
October 27, 2016A new certification has been introduced to ensure Australia’s turf producers and growers are meeting the highest international standards, and the great news is that we passed with top marks. The new certification, AusGAP, is a comprehensive analysis of our business and turf growing practice. To learn more about this new certification read on. AusGAP […]
How to stop your kikuyu grass spreading into other areas
September 9, 2016Kikuyu Grass is a beautiful lush grass that works well in high traffic areas. It is strong and drought resistant making it the perfect grass for Australian backyards. However, some poor quality kikuyu turfs have the tendency to spread into unwanted areas. In order to keep your grass where it lays and stop it spreading […]