We love working out on our farm and taking care of our beautiful turf, but we’re always keen for an excursion out to your properties and commercial lands to lay your turf for you! We enjoy the majestic transformation of a forgotten (or well-used!) lawn to a rejuvenated beautiful look with new life and promises aplenty!

So today we thought we’d take you on one of this week’s stories.

This is a beautiful property in Beecroft in Sydney’s Northern Suburbs with an amazing outdoor garden and lawn area. Exposed to a significant amount of shade, the lawn type was not suited to the area and had serious signs of dying off over several years.

It was time to get our safety ear muffs on and put our rotary hoe into action! Check out the video below. The rotary hoe loosens the soil bed, helping the new turf to root into it.

Our machines do a lot of the heavy work, and of course we are insured and certified tradies so you can be sure that the job is done right and at no risk to you! Preparing the soil is a key element to the turf laying process - there's no point spending a whole bunch of money on beautiful turf if you're not going to give it the greatest start to its new life. And of course we love seeing our own farm-grown and nurtured turf being given the best foundations, so here we are making sure this turf is laid perfectly.

We love a beautifully treated soil landscape!

Can't wait to lay our Green Life Turf grown Sir Walter Buffalo on it!

This unusually shaped lawn size presented challenges that an inexperienced turf layer may have struggled with. We enjoyed the puzzle and putting it together for this amazing property – we hope the family gets many years of play and entertainment on their beautiful new lawn!

Of course, we recommend keeping your new lawn wet for the following weeks, watering often if nature won’t take care of that bit for you! Then in about one month, applying our own blend of organic fertiliser: Green Life Turf’s Organic Health Booster. Or check out The Grass Guru's special Winter Package Offer at the end of this blog.