Onion Grass Control – this article looks at how to get rid of Onion Grass in most warm season grasses. In the video below we take a look at [Onion Grass] – also known as [Guildford Grass] just so you can see what is looks like and what you need to control or eradicate it…
Nutgrass or Mullumbimby Couch? Not sure……until you have a look at the plant’s flowers or root systems. Both look similar and both can be selectively removed from all warm season grasses including Buffalo, Couch, Zoysia, Kikuyu etc with one of the following herbicides: Monument (in couch grass only) and Sempra / Sedgehammer (all warm season…
Remember NIL WATER for Winter. As we get enough rain in Autumn and Winter (especially in southern states of Australia) and it is obviously cool enough that the soil doesn’t dry out, then we totally recommend NIL lawn watering for the Winter. Ie. Turn off the irrigation system.
nice lawn btw
We started work on this Nara Zoysia at Palm Beach 2 months ago, greener and weed free. Nara Zoysia looks similar to Empire Zoysia but is a different variety. Nara Zoysia is Australian made (bred) by Ozbreed (now owned by Turfbreed).
First ever bit of publicity we got way back in May 2005 was a feature story in the Sydney Morning Herald – see pic below or https://www.facebook.com/LawnGreen/photos/a.299843213423846/5538250452916403/ for a close up read of article The Ray Hadley Morning Show – every couple of weeks I email in the feedback form to Ray’s show on…
Nice looking Buffalo Lawn in Northern Beaches suburb of Newport. We have a problem with leaves on lawns as they also create shade for Buffalo, and Buffalo grass, aka St Augustine in North America, (Stenotaphrum secundatum), needs at least 4-5 hours of direct sunlight each day to thrive. Maintenance Tip!! If you need…
Sir Walter Lawn Care – We are enjoying the improvement we are making to lawns like this Sir Walter Buffalo in the leafy suburb of Wahroonga here in Sydney. Sir Walter Buffalo Lawn like any of the other 10 or so Aussie Buffalo varieties is a great performer and as you can see pulls out…
This Queensland Blue Couch lawn has gone off as you can see. Typically, Blue Couch does not cope with weather extremes and after looking good for the last 2 months has reacted this way with some hot days. It will settle down and regain its colour in the next few weeks after some settled weather…
I mowed the lawn on Saturday afternoon followed by some nice soaking rain yesterday, all looking good. Now I just have to get the vehicles loaded up and ready to go. Hope everyone has a good week. A few tips: 1. Mow the…