Australian lawns and turf grasses loose their colour when the winter sun drops lower in the sky. With less sunlight energy your grass produces less chlorophyl, hence there is less photosynthesising going on, and so your lawn stops growing (as much as in summer) and loses its colour. A good tip is to mow your lawn higher…
How To Control Wintergrass In Your Lawn …kill wintergrass! Public enemy Number 1 of lawn lovers! A profuse seeder! This opportunistic little weed thrives in all turf grass areas, and invades turfgrasses without too much effort. Wintergrass germinates in early autumn, and remains a real problem “lawn weed” for winter, spring and for some of summer depending…
. . . don’t you hate spray-drifting lawn chemicals . . . Lawn Green has developed the DRY Lawn Care method using totally DRY (and solid) granular products from fertilisers, insect control agents and to including herbicides. This is really innovative as we have just about eliminated any need for spraying applications. The success of…
“Ouch!” Everyone I know dreads the cry of their little children after they walk through a patch of bindii. Did you know that bindii seeds are already germinating in your lawn right now? However, you can take affirmative action now to see that you never have a problem with bindii, or for that matter any…
Can you hear the drum beats of the army worms? They are on their way to a lawn near you, or maybe even to your lawn. So what do you do when they arrive? The first sign of army worms is the devastating damage they do to your lawn. In effect they eat the leaf of…
Generally, the term “weed” is used to describe any plant that is unwanted and grows or spreads aggressively. The term “exotic weed” describes an invasive unwanted non-native plant. Terms such as invasive weed or noxious weed are used somewhat interchangeably to refer to weeds that infest large areas or cause economic and ecological damage to…
Summer time is a time for lush, green lawns! At least that what you think until your lawn turns to straw patches and takes on a blotchy appearance. Many would be forgiven for thinking that lawns are looking dead in patches as a result of heat stress. This is, however, not the case! Lawn turf…
Lawn Green is proud of its Waterless Weed and Feed Lawn Care™ system especially as it contributes to the protection and enrichment of the environment. Lawn Green has been recognised by the Greater Western Sydney business community with two (2) awards for both the Dry Lawn Care method™ and the Waterless Weed and Feed Lawn…
Turf grasses are classified in 2 broad categories: Cool season turf grasses Warm season turf grasses Cool season turf grasses (common and botanical names) include: Perennial Rye grass – Lolium perenne Creeping bentgrass – Agrostis palustris Tall fescue – Festuca arundinacea Kentucky bluegrass – Poa pratensis Warm season turf grasses (common and botanical names) include:…
Lawn Green’s approach to insect control is consistent with its Dry Lawn Care methodTM, where (as much as possible) all products applied to your lawn are in granular (solid) form. Lawn Green’s insect control treatments are applied using a granular insect control product. Lawn Green’s insect control is bullet proof! The advantages (and benefits) of…