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Edition 18: Cool season grass management during spring/summer
Edition 18: Cool season grass management during spring/summer.
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Special Announcement FFRL Partnership – 28/7/2024
Australian Firefighter Rugby League Team & Lawn Addicts partnership
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Granular fertilisers and the cold
Granular fertilisers are typically slow-release fertilisers, which means they release nutrients gradually over an extended period. In cold weather conditions, the soil tends to be colder and wetter, which slows down the process even further including the microbial activity that helps break down the granules and release nutrients into the soil. Additionally, plants tend to …
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Early Spring Lawn Care
We’re midway through Winter and winter solstice has come and gone. If your like me in the southern states, you’ve had enough of the drab dormant conditions and can’t wait for Spring and the temperatures to increase. Spring is really only a season to define the time of year, what we need to be more …
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Soil Jar Test for Superintendent
Soil is comprised of soil particles, organic matter, water, air and living organisms, all of which are important to the overall health of the soil and your lawn that grows in it. There are three primary soil particles, Sand, Silt and Clay and different ratios of these make up the soils texture. Texture relates to …
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Shallow Renovation (Buffalo & Cool Season)
This process is intended to improve your lawns finish, remove some of the brown layer making it less spongy, lowering the crown of the plants stem back closer to the soil, allowing a season of fresh lush growth. It’s something that must be carried out during its growing season. The dormancy period is quite stressful …
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Deep Renovation (Couch, Kikuyu & Zoysia)
This process is intended to improve your lawns finish, remove as much of the brown layer as possible making it less spongy, lowering the crown of the plants stem back close to the soil, allowing a season of fresh lush growth. It’s something that must be carried out during its growing season in the warmer …
Read morePreventative Disease Management
If your anything like me in winter during the dormancy of my lawn, I’m “toey” and a Roman sandal for my lawn to finally wake out of dormancy. This year just gone, not so much excited, I knew I was in for a ride having a couple of diseases appear badly during dormancy (the worst …
Read moreOils aint Oils, Prill aint Prill, Granular Fertilisers?
As our lawns are improving they’re becoming shorter and with tighter canopies as we push our Lawn Addict boundaries, the prill of your granular fertiliser you were using, now is too big and it wont penetrate your lawn to where its needed. Its time to re-evaluate your granular fertiliser. There are varying grades of granular …
Read moreNutrients, What about them?
Fertiliser Nutrients and their role. For normal growth your lawn needs 16 essential nutrients for healthy development. Some of these nutrients are needed in much larger quantities than others, but regardless of the quantities, they are all crucial to the growth. These nutrients are essentially categorised into two groups. Macronutrients are 9 of these nutrients …
Read morepH Adjustment made simple!
Altering the pH of your soil In a previous article we loosely discussed the impact of the pH of your soil and how easily it can affect the nutrient uptake of your lawn. So, it’s got the better of you, and you have either brought a litmus test or an electronic meter, either one is …
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