Expert advice for a healthier lawn

What are Perennial Weeds?

Perennial Weeds are longer lived plants that can survive winter or regrow from roots, rhizomes or tubers in spring after…

What Are Annual Weeds?

Annual weeds are relatively short-lived plants that grow from seeds produced in the previous year. Their life cycle is usually…

How to Remove Fleabane Weed from Your Lawn

A member of the daisy family, there are two main types of Fleabane weeds: Flaxleaf Fleabane and Tall Fleabane. They’re…

Your Guide to Lawn Weed Removal

A well-fed, healthy lawn that is regularly mowed at the correct height will be able to resist invasion by most…

All You Need to Know about Pulling Weeds from Your Lawn

Weed control methods can be limited in some types of lawn. Soft Leaf Buffalo is more sensitive to a range…

Weed Pullers and Weed Wands: What Are They?

Weeds are a lawn lover’s worst nightmare. They can sneak in when you least expect it and left unchecked can…

How to Remove Catsear Weed (hypochaeris radicata) from Your Lawn

Often mistaken for the English dandelion, catsear weeds can quickly ruin the aesthetic of your lush green garden oasis, with…

How to Remove Cudweed from Your Lawn

A true broadleaf weed, cudweed is prevalent in winter lawns, when it grows vigorously and out-competes many grasses. Starting with…

How to Remove Dollarweed (Pennywort) from Your Lawn

Dollarweed, also known as pennywort, is a nuisance: this water-loving weed can spread quickly and can be difficult to eradicate…

How to Remove Thistle Weeds from Your Lawn

Although recognised as the national flower of Scotland, thistles are in fact considered weeds in most parts of Australia. Like…

Removing Plantain Weed (Lambs Tongue) from Your Lawn

Found across Australia, plantain weeds are ugly intruders commonly found in lawns that are neglected or in poor health. Characterised…

Broadleaf Weed Identification Guide Australia

Broadleaf weeds can quickly ruin your beautiful lawn, creating an ugly eyesore in your green oasis. Unlike grass weeds, they…