Sarah, Author at Lawn Solutions Australia

5 Steps to Help a Neglected Lawn

Posted on October 28, 2026 by Sarah

If your lawn is looking a little worse for wear after weeks or even months without care, you’re in the right place. Whether it has been invaded by weeds, has become overgrown, or just needs some general TLC, here’s our five step guide on how to get your lawn back into shape.

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What Is The Best Way To Mow An Overgrown Lawn?
How Often Do I Need to Water My Lawn After a Big Cut?
How Do I Remove Weeds In An Overgrown Lawn?
When Should I Apply Fertiliser to My Repairing Lawn?
Why Is Regular Maintenance Essential For a Healthy Lawn?

Step 1 – What is the Best Way to Mow an Overgrown Lawn?

Your first step to taming an overgrown lawn is reducing its height, although the exact approach will depend on just how tall it has grown.

If you can still push your mower through the grass on its highest setting, start there. On your next pass, drop the mowing height by a notch or two. Repeat this gradual process until you mow a notch or two lower than your preferred height.

Mowing slightly lower than your target length allows the new leaf to grow back in at a lower height. This means that next time you mow, you’ll only be removing the top of the new leaf rather than cutting back into the stem and scalping the lawn. Just make sure you use your catcher to collect the clippings!

If your lawn has grown too high for a mower, a different approach will be needed. Start by using a whipper snipper or line trimmer to cut back the excess growth, then rake up the clippings. Once that’s done, you should be able to get your mower out and follow the steps above.

Tips for taming an overgrown lawn:

Ensure the lawn is dry first. This will help make it easier to trim and remove the excess growth.
Catch and remove the grass clippings. This will stop smothering the vulnerable grass, so that it will be able to grow back and repair.

Step 2 – How Often Do I Need to Water My Lawn After a Big Cut?

Once your lawn’s height is under control, the grass will be vulnerable to the elements. If the weather is warm or hot while the lawn repairs, be extra cautious and make sure you are watering it more frequently than usual. As the lawn repairs and gets back into its normal shape, you can then look at cutting this back.

Step 3 – How Do I Remove Weeds in an Overgrown Lawn?

If weeds were growing before your lawn’s big mow, they are likely to start growing back over the coming weeks.

If only a small amount of weeds grow through, the best and easiest approach is to pull them out by hand. However, if you are dealing with a few too many broadleaf weeds for hand-pulling, your best option is to apply a broadleaf herbicide such as All Purpose Weed Control or Estate Herbicide.

If other weed types appear and you’re not sure which product to use, check out our Ultimate Weed Guide Blog or feel free to reach out to us directly.

Step 4 – When Should I Apply Fertiliser to my Repairing Lawn?

Once the grass has started to green up and new growth has returned, you can look at applying a fertiliser to give it a boost. Although it might be tempting to fertilise straight after your big mow, it is best to hold off for a few weeks to avoid causing extra stress to the grass.

We recommend applying a well-rounded lawn food, something like our Lawn Solutions Premium Fertiliser. This fertiliser features a combination of fast and slow-release granules. This will give your lawn an immediate upfront boost while continuing to feed it for around 12 weeks.

Step 5 – Why is Regular Maintenance Essential for a Healthy Lawn?

While your lawn is recovering, the best thing that you can do for your lawn is to keep up with your regular lawn maintenance. We recommend implementing a simple lawn care regime of regular mowing, watering on an as needed basis, and removing weeds as they appear.

By following this, your lawn’s stress levels will be vastly reduced, and you will give it the best chance to thicken up, grow more consistently and prevent it from becoming overgrown again.

For more lawn care tips and advice, make sure you check out our other lawn care blogs here.

5 Spring Tips from a Lawn Pro

Posted on October 28, 2026 by Sarah

Spring has well and truly arrived, and as temperatures rise and your grass starts actively growing again, a little extra attention now can make a massive difference to how your lawn performs throughout summer. Whether you want the best lawn on the street, or just a lawn you can be happy with, here are five spring lawn care tips from the pros at Lawn Solutions Australia to get your lawn thriving.

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Why is my lawn dry and hard?
Why won’t my grass cut well?
Should I feed my lawn?
How can I keep weeds out of my lawn?
Should I renovate my lawn?

Why is My Lawn Dry and Hard?

After months of winter weather and foot traffic, your soil can easily become compacted, restricting the movement of air, water and nutrients through the profile, as well as restricting the roots of the grass.

Aerating the lawn helps relieve this compaction. For small areas, you can use a garden fork or core aerator, while larger areas can be done by renting a mechanical aerator.

Why Won’t My Grass Cut Well?

Your mower plays a bigger role in lawn health than you might think! Blunt mower blades tear and shred grass rather than cutting it cleanly. This can leave your lawn looking brown and stressed, making it harder to achieve that lush, green finish.

Before the summer mowing season gets into full swing, inspect your mower blades and sharpen or replace them if necessary to give your grass a nice, clean cut.

Should I Feed My Lawn?

Spring is one of the most important times to feed your lawn. As your grass comes out of winter dormancy, it needs nutrients to support new growth, improve colour, and strengthen its root system.

Lawn Solutions Premium Fertiliser is a fantastic choice, combining fast and slow-release nutrients to provide an upfront boost while continuing to feed your lawn for 12 weeks after application.

lawn feed — Lawn Solutions Premium Fertiliser 10kg

How Can I Keep Weeds Out Of My Lawn?

When it comes to weeds, prevention is always the best course of action. As soil temperatures increase during spring, weeds like Summer Grass, Crabgrass and Crowsfoot begin germinating.

Applying OxaFert can stop these weeds before they pop up, creating a preventative barrier in the soil; however, timing is crucial. Apply before targeted weeds germinate, in Spring to get protection from those pesky seasonal summer weeds!

Should I Renovate My Lawn?

If your lawn is looking a bit tired, spongy, or uneven, spring is the perfect time for a renovation once the temperature has come up and your turf is actively growing.

Depending on your lawn’s condition, this might involve dethatching, aerating, fertilising and applying a light topdress to improve surface levels. Make sure that when you reno, you understand what your variety of grass can handle. Not all turf varieties tolerate aggressive renovation, with Buffalo and Zoysia lawns requiring a gentler approach than Couch or Kikuyu. You can learn more about performing a reno here.

Bonus Tip: Avoid Weed & Feed Products

Weed and feed products are often less effective than a dedicated fertiliser and a dedicated herbicide. Rather than using a 2-in-1 product, we recommend using a fertiliser and a herbicide like those found in our Weed & Feed Bundle, providing the best support for your lawn!

3 Lawn Care Tips

Posted on October 1, 2026October 20, 2026 by Sarah

3 Lawn Care Habits for a Healthier Lawn

Keeping your lawn healthy doesn’t have to be difficult. Just a few good habits can be enough to keep your lawn looking good throughout the year. From mowing to weeding and feeding, here are three simple habits to help your lawn look its best!

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How often should I mow my lawn?
How often should I fertilise my lawn?
What is the best way to keep my lawn weed free?

How Often Should I Mow My Lawn?

Regular mowing is one of the best things you can do to encourage a healthy lawn. Rather than letting your grass grow long before giving it a big cut, aim to mow frequently enough that you are only removing around one-third of the leaf at a time.

Following this one-third rule helps reduce stress on the grass and encourages the lawn to grow thicker and denser. A lawn with good coverage will also be better equipped to recover from general wear caused by kids, pets and regular foot traffic.

How Often Should I Fertilise My Lawn?

Your lawn needs nutrients throughout the year to maintain healthy growth and colour. A simple way to keep it fed is to apply a quality granular fertiliser three times a year.

A good schedule to follow is to feed the lawn with a granular fertiliser around the start of October, middle of January, and again at the start of April. This will ensure the lawn has the nutrients it needs to maintain its strength and colour throughout the year.

Lawn Solutions Premium Fertiliser is a great option for a fertiliser, providing your lawn with the nutrients needed to support healthy growth and recovery.

best lawn fertiliser — Lawn Solutions Premium Fertiliser 10kg

How Can I Keep My Lawn Weed-Free?

If you only have a few weeds, removing them by hand can be an easy and effective option. Try to remove the entire plant, including the roots, to reduce the chance of it growing back.

For larger infestations of broadleaf weeds, a selective herbicide can be the best method of removal. Products like All Purpose Weed Control or Estate Broadleaf Herbicide can be used to target broadleaf weeds, though ensure that the specified application rates are followed when using these products.

lawn weed killer — All Purpose Weed Control

Bonus Tip: Can I Prevent Weeds and Grubs?

You can use preventative products to keep your lawn looking great and reduce the amount of work you must do!

Pre-emergent herbicides like Oxafert will stop weeds from germinating in the soil. This will protect your lawn from common weeds like Oxalis, Bindii, and Clover, along with seasonal weeds like Summer Grass and Winter Grass.

Preventative Insecticides will prevent grub damage from occurring in the lawn. Grub Guard Ultimate will provide 6 months of protection after application to help keep the lawn looking good all year round.

For more lawn care tips and tricks, you can check out our other blogs here.

Try This ONE Simple Product and Your Lawn Will Never Be the Same!

Posted on October 1, 2026 by Sarah

Are you looking for the best way to improve your lawn with one simple and easy to use product? Something that will help your lawn grow thicker, while improving overall colour and health? In this blog, we’re unveiling the curtain on one of our all-time favourite lawn care products…

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What is the Best Way to Improve Your Lawns Health?
What Nutrients Does My Lawn Need?
What Are Macronutrients?
What Are Micronutrients?
What is the Best Way to Apply Granular Lawn Fertiliser?
How Often Do I Need to Feed My Lawn?

What is the Best Way to Improve Your Lawns Health?

One of the best ways to help give your lawn a boost in health, colour and overall growth is to apply a well-rounded lawn food like Lawn Solutions Premium Fertiliser. This fertiliser is suitable for all lawn types and is available in a granular format to make application easy.

lawn booster — Lawn Solutions Premium Fertiliser 10kg

What Nutrients Does My Lawn Need?

What nutrients does your lawn actually need to stay healthy and green? We break it down into two different sections, micronutrients and macronutrients.

What Are Macronutrients?

The three primary macronutrients that your lawn needs to thrive are Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium, also known as NPK.

Nitrogen’s primary function is to help drive chlorophyll production. This is the pigment used for photosynthesis, helping your grass stay green. Nitrogen will also help stimulate new leaf growth and will help increase turf density.
Phosphorus’ primary function is to help with root growth. Your lawn only needs small amounts of Phosphorus; therefore, it is generally a lower percentage of the overall NKP ratio.
Potassium helps with the overall function of the plant. It helps strengthen cell walls, as well as help the grass better withstand drought and disease.

What Are Micronutrients?

Your lawn also needs a range of other nutrients, but in much smaller quantities. These are known as micronutrients. Some of the main micronutrients that will help create a healthy lawn include:

Sulphur, which will help aid in nitrogen processing and overall soil health improvement.
Iron, which will help deliver a deep, dark green sheen without causing a rapid growth surge.
Calcium, which will help strengthen the grass cell walls to withstand heavy foot traffic.

With these nutrients in mind, Lawn Solutions Premium Fertiliser has been designed to contain a well-balanced range of both macro and micro nutrients that your lawn needs to not only look great, but will help with overall plant functions.

What is the Best Way to Apply Granular Lawn Fertiliser?

Granular fertilisers are popular because they are incredibly easy to apply; just be sure to calculate the right amount for your lawn’s size before application.

For applying granular fertilisers, we recommend using a fertiliser spreader like the ICL Hand-Held Spreader. This will help spread the granules out over the lawn area evenly and help stop over application.

Alternatively, if you don’t have a fertiliser spreader, you can spread the granules out by hand. When doing this, use a smooth hand motion to disperse the granules evenly.

How Often Do I Need to Feed My Lawn?

Different grass types will require different nutrient inputs. However, for most varieties, an application in spring, again in summer and a final application in autumn is recommended.

However, as TifTuf Hybrid Bermuda requires minimal nutrient inputs, only 2 applications, once in spring and again in autumn is needed.

If you are after a quality lawn fertiliser or are looking for a way to help take your lawn to the next level, Lawn Solutions Premium Fertiliser is a must have addition to your lawn care routine.

For more lawn care tips and advice, check out our other lawn care blogs, or get in touch with your nearest Lawn Solutions Member here.

How to Help Your Lawns Roots & Shoots

Posted on September 29, 2026September 30, 2026 by Sarah

Your lawn’s health extends beyond its green leaves and down to the roots deep within the soil. Root and soil health is an essential part of how well your lawn grows and handles stress. In some cases, persistent lawn issues can be caused by issues underneath the grass. Luckily, there are a few quick and easy ways that you can strengthen and support the roots and shoots of your lawn!

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How Can I Help My Lawn Root Down?
How Come I Can’t Fix My Lawn?

How Can I Help My Lawn Root Down?

Root health can be improved in a few different ways. Watering less frequently, but deeply, will develop your lawns root system. A long soak one to two times a week will allow water to penetrate further into the soil profile, encouraging your grasses roots to grow deeper, chasing the water. This is particularly effective early on during the establishment of your lawn.

Another way to improve root health is to apply a seaweed solution like Lawn Kelper. This product contains organic kelp, along with other nutrients which stimulate both root and shoot growth. Stronger roots can help your lawn access water and nutrients easier, while improved shoot growth helps support a thicker, healthier lawn.

How Come I Can’t Fix My Lawn?

If you are having persistent issue with your lawn, it may have something to do with your soil health. When other products and cultural changes are unable to help restore your lawn, it may be worth trying to improve the soil quality in your lawn!

One simple way you can improve the condition of your soil is by aerating. This opens space in the profile for water, nutrients, and roots to move more freely, allowing deeper and stronger development of the root system.

Another way to improve the soil profile is to use a balanced, slow-release fertiliser like Lawn Solutions Premium Fertiliser. The slow-release granules allow for the roots to develop within a nutrient rich environment for months after application, while the N-P-K balance supports growth within the root structure.

The soil microbiome also influences the strength of the lawn. Luckily, Lawn Kelper not only stimulates root growth, but it also encourages beneficial microorganisms in the soil, helping support a healthier and more active microbiome. These biostimulants can also help improve soil structure and its ability to retain moisture, helping water remain available around the root zone for longer.

soil conditioner for lawns — Lawn Kelper 2.5L Concentrate

For all your lawn care needs, visit the Lawn Solutions Lawn Store.

What Are the Differences Between Nutgrass and Onion Weed & How Do I Remove Them?

Posted on August 27, 2026September 17, 2026 by Sarah

Can you spot the difference between these two weeds? Nutgrass and Onion Weed have terrorised lawns across the country, however, while they look extremely similar, they require specific selective herbicides for their removal. Luckily, there are a few key identifying features that make it possible to tell Nutgrass and Onion Weed apart.

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How Do I Identify Onion Weed?
How Do I Remove Onion Weed?
How Do I Identify Nutgrass?
How Do I Remove Nutgrass?

How Do I Identify Onion Weed?

Onion Weed is a perennial bulb-forming plant that has a noticeable onion smell. It grows strappy, waxy leaves that can produce small white flowers at their ends. It spreads through the underground bulb which often is left behind when the plant is hand pulled, making removal via herbicide preferential.

Onion smell
Strappy, waxy leaves
Small white flowers

How Do I Remove Onion Weed?

If there is only a small amount of Onion Weed Present and you can attempt to remove the weed without a herbicide, however it is recommended that you use a trowel or spade to dig the weed out of the ground, ensuring you can get the underground bulb. Pulling the weed out by hand will often lead to the bulb separating from the leaves and staying in the soil where it spreads rapidly.

The easiest way to remove the weed from your lawn will be to use a herbicide like Ferris WG. This is a selective herbicide that is safe for use on most couch, kikuyu, and buffalo turf varieties. Ensure that when you are applying the product you follow the specified application rate so that you do not cause any harm to your turf.

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How Do I Identify Nutgrass?

Nutgrass is a sedge weed that grows via an underground nut-like tuber. Its leaves have a light green colour and will grow longer than the surrounding grass. The leaves will grow in groups of 3, shooting up from the stem which is triangular.

Light green colour
Longer, floppier leaves
Leaves grow in groups of 3
Triangular stem

How Do I Remove Nutgrass?

The best way to remove Nutgrass is to dig it out with a small spade or trowel, ensuring that you do not leave any roots or the bulb in the soil as this can cause the weed to spread further.

If there is a larger infestation throughout your lawn, then a selective herbicide like Sedge Control may be necessary. If left untreated, this weed can spread rapidly and become extremely difficult to treat so it is best to act quickly.

weed killer for nutgrass — Sedge Control

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For more information on weed treatments and lawn care, check out our other blogs here.

Can I Mix My Lawn Care Products?

Posted on August 27, 2026September 22, 2026 by Sarah

Tank Mixing

When caring for your lawn, combining several products into a single application may seem like a convenient way to save time. However, not all lawn care products are compatible. Tank mixing can reduce the effectiveness of certain products and, in some cases, may cause damage to the lawn.

To achieve the best possible results, it is important to understand how each product is designed to work and whether it can be safely combined with other treatments.

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Liquid Products
Herbicides
Pigment Products

Liquid Products

Within the LSA liquid product range, compatibility depends on both the purpose of the product and its required method of application.

Lawn Kelper and Lawn Soaker can be mixed and applied together. Both products are designed to condition the soil and should be lightly watered in following application.

Foliar products are applied to the leaf of the grass for faster nutrition absorption. This means that products like Exceed Liquid Fertiliser and Lawn Rescue can be mixed when applied. Watering in these products will make them less effective. Light irrigation may still be necessary in instances of extremely high temperatures.

Iron Guard Plus should not be mixed with any other products. Iron-based products can lose efficacy when tank mixed, which may reduce the effectiveness of the application. This is because the iron particles do not suspend in the liquid and require agitation before use. When mixed with other products, this settling is worsened and can cause clumping in the tank.

Herbicides

In most cases, herbicides should not be tank mixed before application. Combining herbicides can alter their effectiveness and may increase the risk of damage to your lawn. If herbicides are safe to be tank mixed it will be clearly communicated on the product information sheet.

Once an herbicide application has dried on the lawn, other products can be applied. However, it is recommended that you allow at least one day between applying a herbicide and applying fertiliser.

Pigment Products

Lawn pigments, such as ColourGuard Plus, are foliar products that dry and are absorbed into the grass leaves.

ColourGuard Plus can be tank mixed with other foliar products like Lawn Rescue. Combining these compatible products can provide an efficient way to complete multiple foliar treatments in a single application.

ColourGuard Plus should not be mixed with products that require watering in. Watering the mixture into the lawn will prevent the pigment from remaining on the grass leaves and will make it ineffective.

For more information on what products can be mixed, and when they should be applied, check out our seasonal product guide here:

You can find all the products from this article, and many more, online at the Lawn Solutions Lawn Store.

DISCLAIMER: Always ensure that you read the application information and label in full. If you are ever unsure, always refer to the product manufacturer or get in touch with us here at Lawn Solutions Australia.

How Do I Save My Lawn?

Posted on August 27, 2026 by Sarah

Is your lawn looking a little worse for wear, and are you not sure what steps you need to take to save it? Whether your lawn looks unhealthy, has a few too many weeds, or needs a pick-me-up, we’ll show you what you need to do to save your lawn this spring.

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Is It Too Early to Treat Weeds?
Should I Aerate My Lawn?
When Should I Apply a Fertiliser?
How Often Do I Need to Mow?
When Will My Lawn Recover?

Is It Too Early to Treat Weeds?

If any weeds have made their way through your lawn over winter, now is the best time to remove them to help prevent their spread. Some common types of lawn weeds that you can encounter in spring include Clover, Cudweed, and Creeping Oxalis. Winter Grass may also be present if temperatures haven’t warmed back up in your region yet.

For removing common broadleaf weeds that may have crept in, we recommend using a broadleaf herbicide or weed killer. An easy-to-use hose-on broadleaf herbicide is All Purpose Weed Control. However, if you prefer to apply through a knapsack or pressure sprayer, a concentrate product like Estate Herbicide is a good weed killer to use.

If you are unsure what type of weeds are growing in your garden and want the best way to remove them, please check out our Ultimate Weed Guide blog.

If you are looking for a way to help prevent further seasonal weeds from growing in your lawn, we recommend looking into using a pre-emergent herbicide like Oxafert or Barricade. This type of herbicide works by creating a barrier at the soil level. This barrier stops weed seedlings during germination, before they have a chance to grow.

prevent weeds in garden — Oxafert Pre Emergent Herbicide

Should I Aerate My Lawn in Spring?

When soil becomes hard or compacted, it can become difficult for air, water and nutrients to move within the soil. When compaction is present, your lawn may experience drainage issues, become thin and patchy, face increased weed pressure, and develop a shallow root system.

If you are unsure if your soil is compacted, we recommend doing a soil compaction test. To do this, get a screwdriver and push it into your lawn. If the screwdriver is difficult to push into the soil, you may need to look at aeration.

To aerate your soil, we recommend using a garden fork or a core aerator. Drive the fork into the soil profile, give it a good wiggle to help fracture the surrounding soil. Repeat this process across your lawn.

When Should I Apply a Fertiliser in Spring?

Lawns thrive when they are fed. The best way to help give your lawn a boost in nutrients and growth in spring is to apply a well-rounded granular fertiliser. Lawn Solutions Premium Fertiliser provides the broad range of nutrients your lawn needs.

When applying fertiliser to your lawn in spring, it is best to hold off application until temperatures have warmed up, and your turf has started to grow a bit. This way, your lawn can use the nutrients more effectively.

How Often Do I Need to Mow?

Regular mowing is one of the best ways to keep your lawn thick and healthy. Mowing regularly reduces plant stress caused by removing too much leaf. You will also encourage consistent growth, which will help your grass thicken and improve its overall appearance.

However, the exact number of times you need to mow your lawn depends on your lawn and environment! As a general guide, we recommend mowing frequently enough that you remove only one third of the leaf with each pass.

When Will My Lawn Recover?

How quickly your lawn recovers depends on the damage and the type of turf you have. While varieties like Kikuyu and Couch bounce back quickly, Zoysia and Buffalo grass might take a bit longer.

If your lawn needs a little extra TLC to get it back on track and you’re not sure how to save your lawn, get in contact with the Lawn Solutions team or contact your nearest Lawn Solutions member. They can be found on the website here.

Satisfying Lawn Care Activities

Posted on August 27, 2026August 27, 2026 by Sarah

Are you one of those individuals who can’t get enough of satisfying lawn care activities? Whether it’s taming an overgrown lawn or pulling out weeds, lawn care can be more satisfying than just ticking off another chore on the to-do list! In this blog, we’ve put together a list of what we believe are the most satisfying lawn care activities you can do!

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Giving Your Lawn a Fresh Cut
How Do I Mow Stripes into My Lawn?
Should I Pull Out Weeds by Hand?
How to Get the Best Cut When Whipper Snippering Your Lawns Edges
Applying a Lawn Pigment Like ColourGuard Plus.

Giving Your Lawn a Fresh Cut

Mowing your lawn is one of the most satisfying lawn care activities you can do! Giving your lawn a fresh cut is a way to get instant gratification, turning a longer or slightly messy-looking lawn into something fresh, tidy, and more visually appealing.

Not only that, mowing also satisfies your sense of smell! When the grass is cut, it emits Green Leaf Volatiles, also known as GLV’s, which are a mixture of oxygenated hydrocarbons, including methanol, acetaldehyde, ethanol, and acetone. Research completed by the University of Queensland has found that this scent can reduce anxiety levels and provide a calming effect, allowing you to think more logically.

How Do I Mow Stripes into My Lawn?

Satisfying mowing practices don’t stop there! Mowing with a cylinder mower or mowing with a roller attachment can help you achieve those crisp stripes in your lawn. These stripes appear simply due to the way that sunlight reflects off the leaf blade. When the grass blades are bent towards you, they appear dark, and when bent away from you, they appear lighter.

If you would like some tips and tricks on how to mow stripes, checkers and other patterns into your lawn, check out our Lawn Artistry blog.

Should I Pull Out Weeds by Hand?

Pulling out pesky weeds that may have made their way through your lawn is another highly satisfying lawn care job! To ensure none of the weed is left in the soil, grab the base of the weed and carefully pull it out.

One popular product that makes this easy is the Fiskars Xact Weed Puller. This tool has four deep-reaching claws that efficiently grab the roots of the targeted weed. Another standout feature of this tool is its ejection system, which helps release the weed after pulling.

How to Get the Best Cut When Whipper Snippering Your Lawns Edges

Another satisfying lawn care activity is whipper snippering alongside your lawn’s edges. Just like mowing, finishing your lawn edges gives you instant gratification from seeing the overgrown boundary turn into a crisp, perfect line! By maintaining your lawn edges, you can quickly turn a good-looking lawn into a great-looking lawn.

Applying a Lawn Pigment Like ColourGuard Plus

One of our all-time favourite lawn care products is a lawn pigment called ColourGuard Plus. This is one of the easiest and quickest ways to give your lawn an instant green-up! When spraying, you can watch the pigment coat the leaf, instantly improving your lawn’s aesthetic!

For more lawn care tips and advice, make sure you check out our other lawn care blogs here.

Introducing Stampede Hybrid Buffalo

Posted on August 27, 2026October 20, 2026 by Sarah

Did you know that there’s a new buffalo grass on the block? Lawn Solutions Australia is excited to introduce you to the next-gen Hybrid Buffalo, Stampede Hybrid Buffalo.

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How Does it Perform in Winter?
Is it Disease Resistant?
How Shade Tolerant is it?
Where Can I Find this Grass?

Stampede Hybrid Buffalo is the next evolution in premium buffalo turf, developed to deliver improved resilience and reliability in Australian conditions. Through advanced hybrid breeding, Stampede brings together proven genetics and next-generation performance to deliver outstanding results year-round.

How Does the New Stampede Hybrid Buffalo Perform in Winter?

Stampede has improved winter performance and colour retention, allowing it to hold its appearance longer through cooler months compared to traditional buffalo varieties.

Stampede delivers strong establishment, vigorous growth and excellent recovery, enabling it to handle wear, repair quickly and establish with confidence after installation. The result is a robust, high-performing buffalo lawn built to thrive year-round.

Is it Disease Resistant?

Drawing on the best traits of elite buffalo genetics, this new grass offers improved disease resistance, helping it stay healthier and looking better for longer, even under challenging conditions. This makes it a smart choice for both residential and commercial landscapes where consistent performance is essential.

How Shade Tolerant is Stampede Hybrid Buffalo?

Buffalo lawns like Stampede are more shade tolerant than other varieties because of their broad leaves which photosynthesise well. This makes it a great option for areas that receive as little as 3-4 hours of direct sunlight.

Where Can I Find Stampede Hybrid Buffalo?

This new grass will be available across NSW and Queensland in spring. Victoria and South Australia in spring on a limited release, with an expected full roll out in summer 2026/2027. Western Australia has an expected release in 2028.

Stampede Hybrid Buffalo Grass is AusGAP Certified variety and a great all-rounder for the family home. It is fast becoming a popular choice for homeowners after a low-maintenance, durable and industry leading new lawn variety.

For more information on Stampede Hybrid Buffalo, please reach out to us here at Lawn Solutions Australia, or contact your local Lawn Solutions Accredited supplier.