Paul Munns Blog
Fertiliser spreaders
Author: Stefan Palm Date Posted: 20 March 2019
Most people at one time or another have spread fertiliser out over a lawn. Having done so y...
Read MoreHold off on the Fertiliser – Just for now!
Author: Stefan Palm Date Posted: 13 March 2019
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As the days become shorter and nights cooler, traditional summer active lawns (couch, buffalo and...
Read MoreKikuyu - Friend or foe
Author: Stefan Palm Date Posted: 14 February 2019
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It’s a question that we get asked often! In South Australia, kikuyu is by far the most common and...
Read MoreIs it too hot to install instant turf?
Date Posted: 16 January 2019
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While there is some truth to that, you’d might be surprised to learn that turf varieties like Cou...
Read MoreHow do you get rid of Kikuyu growing in your lawn?
Author: Stefan Palm Date Posted: 27 November 2018
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So if you have it in your grass and you don’t want it, the question is can you get rid of it? The...
Read MoreScarifying your lawn
Date Posted: 20 November 2018
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(The following information applies to Couch and Kikuyu lawns only). Over time, you may ...
Read MoreDead spots caused by turf mites
Author: Stefan Palm Date Posted: 14 November 2018
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Turf mites literally suck the life out of your lawn leaving it lifeless and patchy. The good news...
Read MoreWhich lawn should I plant?
Author: Stefan Palm Date Posted: 22 October 2018
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Whether you are putting in a lawn yourself or having a tradesman do it for you, it won’t be long ...
Read MoreDIY Sprinklers
Author: Stefan Palm Date Posted: 16 October 2018
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In a majority of cases, when our customers tell us about problems they are having with their lawn...
Read MoreSowing Lawn Seed - A great alternative to turf
Author: Stefan Palm Date Posted: 19 September 2018
We often hear from customers who have unsuccessfully tried to sow with packet blend lawn seeds th...
Read MoreSpring is here
Author: Stefan Palm Date Posted: 29 August 2018
So what does this mean for your lawn? Spring is by far the best time of year for lawns – with the...
Read MoreGot Moss and Algae in your lawn? Wet and Forget it!
Author: Stefan Palm Date Posted: 24 July 2018
Wet & Forget concentrate is the ultimate outdoor moss, mould, lichen and algae remover t...
Read MoreWhy does my lawn look average in winter?
Author: Stefan Palm Date Posted: 12 June 2018
Most lawns in Australia are warm season grasses. These grasses include couches, kikuyu and buffal...
Read MoreRykuyu - The truly green winter turf
Author: Stefan Palm Date Posted: 6 June 2018
Rykuyu is a seasonal variety of turf especially bred to deliver year round exceptional lo...
Read MoreCan ants predict the weather?
Author: Stefan Palm Date Posted: 16 May 2018
There is lots of chatter around the internet asking the question of whether Ants can predict immi...
Read MorePreparing your lawn for winter
Author: Stefan Palm Date Posted: 8 May 2018
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If you have a warm season grass (ie couch, kikuyu or buffalo), as the weather gets cooler your la...
Read MoreControlling Autumn weeds in lawn
Author: Stefan Palm Date Posted: 26 April 2018
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As the weather cools down, weed seeds and bulbs stored in the soil from previous seasons ge...
Read MoreAutumn Lawn Care
Author: Stefan Palm Date Posted: 18 April 2018
Autumn is a beautiful time of year for a lawn. With the combination of rainfall and lingering sum...
Read MoreManaging lawns in hot dry weather
Author: Stefan Palm Date Posted: 10 April 2018
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The most common issue faced by lawns during long periods of dry weather is that the soil under th...
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