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…
Lawn Green’s Lawn Care service is characterized by its reliance on granular fertilizer (fertiliser with pre-emergent herbicide coating) and granular insecticide (granules with insecticide coating) products. Indeed, Lawn Green is focused on delivering its clients greener, weed free lawns with minimal herbicide and pesticide spraying. This new innovative service, known as the Dry Lawn Care…
Why Lawn Coring or Lawn Aeration? Soils with a high percentage of clay become very hard and compacted. This makes it difficult for water, fertilizer, air and grass roots to penetrate into the soil. Compaction also contributes to buildup of thatch. Lawn aeration (also known as core cultivation, lawn coring or plugging) is a process…
You can have a beautiful lush green (and weed free) lawn if you follow 5 basic but very important tips!! Regular fertilising and weed control of lawn areas To make it harder for lawn weeds to spread and proliferate, it is desirable to mow the lawn at a height of around 30mm (generally for most turf grasses…
We bet you are paying too much for your water! You are if you are not using it properly and wisely! Many people make the mistake of watering their lawns every day for 5 minutes. Did you know that by doing this you could be killing your lawn with kindness? The worst thing you can do for your lawn…
Lawn Green supports Dog Rocks as the bullet proof way of putting an end to those awful burnt patches in your lawn caused by your pet dog’s urine. DOG ROCKS! Prevent urine burn patches in your lawn. Dog Rocks are an all Australian natural product that are safe for all of your pets, young and…