Lawn Care Tips & articles
Lawn Solutions Oxafert
Herbicide & Fertiliser Lawn Solutions OxaFert Herbicide & Fertiliser is a pre-emergent herbicide for control of many annual grasses and broad-leaf weeds in warm season turf. Lawn Solutions OxaFert is registered for use in a variety of...
How to Care for New Lawns
Read our top tips about caring for your new lawn, as well as ongoing maintenance that will ensure your lawn will continue to thrive.
Watering Frequency Tips
Watering wisely produces deep roots, making the turf more tolerant in dry conditions and will help boost the longevity of your lawn.
Robotic lawn mowers: Do they work?
Robotic lawn mowers are still relatively new to Australia. Will they do a good job on tough Australian grass such as Sir Walter Buffalo?
Laying Turf Rolls
New turf should be laid as soon as possible, using a brick pattern. Your new lawn needs regularly watering to help the roots grow.
ColourGuard PLUS: The Natural Grass Colourant
ColourGuard is a non-toxic, 100% organic grass colourant, allowing you to improve your lawn’s appearance at any time of the year!
How to Estimate Turf Quantities
To measure the area of your new lawn, simply create a sketch, break it up into simple shapes, calculate the areas of each of these shapes.
How to Prepare Soil for a New Lawn
Creating the ideal foundation for your new lawn to thrive by preparing the soil properly is an important step in laying a new lawn.
How to Lay Turf Yourself
From planning to installation, Cobbitty Turf provides support each step of the way. Find out more information about each step required in the lawn installation process.
The best lawn turf for Wollongong
Wollongong has a variety of conditions that can be challenging for your lawn. Find out which turf is best for you across the Illawarra.
Turf installation: What you need to know
The steps you need to follow to prepare for the arrival of your new turf, whether you do it yourself or hire a professional.
Blunt mower blades – sharpen or replace?
Blunt mower blades tear at the tip of the grass leaf, leaving it rough-ended and brown, affecting the overall appearance of your lawn.
