Adult black beetles invade turf environments during spring every year. They do some damage by feeding on the stems and roots of the grass plant, but generally this damage is not severe enough to warrant a beetle spray to control. When the moisture in the soil is suitable, the...
Traditionally, we see more lawn grub activity during the warmer months of October through to March and the greenest, healthiest lawns are the ones most likely to be attacked. If you have a Couch, Fescue or Kikuyu lawn you do have a greater chance of a grub attack, if you have a...
As of 1 July 2016 the Biosecurity Act 2014 (the Act) and the Biosecurity Regulation 2016 (the Regulation) will come into effect. The new Act will improve Queensland’s biosecurity preparedness and response capabilities to focus on the biosecurity risks that impact our...
By following the instructions below… your new quality natural Turfgrass lawn will be established within the weeks. INTERESTING TURFGRASS FACTS: Based on researched water requirements, natural turfgrass will require a maximum of 715 mm of water per year. Queensland’s average annual rainfall across the state is 826 mm on the coastal strip (1200 mm in [...]
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