Paul Ivanovic

Watering your lawn is the number one step to keeping it looking great. Once your lawn is established, it is important to make the most of every drop and drain away any excess.

At the most basic level, your lawn needs sun, water and air to survive.

Sure, giving your lawn a water now and then will allow it to survive. But if you want a lawn that will be the envy of all, it will need a good dose of fertiliser every few months.

Your Guide to Zoysia Turf Searching for new turf for your home or property? There’s a lot to consider when you’re comparing different kinds of turf.  You’ll want to find a turf that will look and feel amazing, suiting your home perfectly. But the grass’ care needs and suitability to your region’s weather and climate

Laying a new lawn is a huge undertaking, but a rewarding experience. If you’re someone who likes to see your projects through from start to finish, then you might consider picking up your turf yourself — directly from our farm. Picking up your turf yourself can be one of the most exciting parts of the

Your Guide to Aussiblue Turf Choosing the right turf for your home can be a big decision. You need to find the right balance between price, ease of care, and the appearance and kerb appeal of your home. Aussiblue is a new generation of turf specifically engineered to suit Queensland’s warm weather conditions. Get to

When winter sets in, it can be easy to feel like your lawn has gone into hibernation and therefore needs no help from you until warmer weather returns. Most Australians find themselves heading inside to enjoy the cozier weather and ignoring their lawn until it’s time to spend time in the sun again. The truth

Generally, turf is the last step of any project and is often the most rewarding, having the biggest overall impact. Complete all other landscaping (Retaining walls, paths, gardens). Remove any existing lawn or weeds. This can be done by spraying them out. Contact your local hardware to see which product will work best for your

It is recommended that you give your new lawn a good soaking for the first week, allowing it to properly establish. Lay an edge strip around your area. This will allow for easy cutting in the final stages. Lay the slabs following a straight edge. We recommend that you lay the turf in the direction