Sir Walter Turf
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Sir Walter premium lawn turf is a soft leaf buffalo variety born and bred on our farm which has quickly become Australia's fastest growing turf brand.
Sir Walter grass can be "killed with kindness". Once established, your lawn will grow vigorously except if it is fertilised heavily, watered in the afternoon and mown with blunt blades during hot-humid weather. This can cause a fungus disease called "Grey Leaf Spot". For this reason we do not recommend that you fertilise your lawn heavily between December and March and preferably water in the morning. However should fungus appear it can be treated with "Amgrow Chemspray Mancozeb Fungicide" which can be purchased in 100g containers (covers approximately 50m2) for $10.50 at our online lawn care store.
Sir Walter requires little fertiliser and water once it is established, so concentrate on fertilising during spring and autumn and deep watering infrequently instead of frequent light watering.
Sir Walter will stay green in winter in most areas provided it is fertilised well in autumn and not mown too low prior to winter. |
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Where Sir Walter is in a shady position it should be kept longer at all times to allow more leaf growth to compensate for the lack of sun light and watered less frequently. In spring your Sir Walter lawn (as with any lawn) should be mown very low (except in shady areas) and fertilised. This removes the thatch that has built up in your lawn and allows new stolon growth. This practise has the same affect as top dressing, but is easier and allows your existing lawn height to be maintained. |
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