Hi It depends on a few factors, such as the temps you are getting and the landscape layout of the lawn. A good water each morning is a must if you are having hot temps through the day. It's a balance of not letting it dry out completely while recovering vs not over watering and creating problems such as diseases and root rot. Hope that was helpful. Have a great day.
Thanks mate. It depends on the heat you are getting, but generally smaller for frequent waters are sufficient. Like 15min in the morning, midday and arvo for a week. But just factor in landscape lay out, eg drainage, shade etc.
Hey mate, Na, from North Brisbane Landscapes. I have used soils from most landscape businesses in Brisbane and its been a roll of the dice some times with what comes in the soil etc. This particular client did already have a bit of nutgrass in that area prior to the reno, so I can't say it came in the soil. Have a great day mate 👍 😀
what is a preferred topsoil type? when you get from big box store, the called "topsoil" is in too small of a bag and when you trying get large volume, it can be sand/organic composite/soil mix etc
Hi Most of the time I would not recommend getting bagged topsoil from bunnings. Depending on the landscape yard, some have a few varieties of top dressing soil. Some will have top dress and premium top dress soil. Most landscape yards will sell to you by the bag. It is a more expensive option, but of course easy to load into a car etc if you don't have access to a trailer or ute. And depends on the square meterage you are covering. If you are not cylinder mowing, I would just stick with a good quality top dress soil. Mix of sand and soil/organic matter. Hope that answered your question. Have a great day 😀 👍
Another useful video Ben - good to see the progress. What were the products that you used to treat the nutgrass as I’ve got a fair amount coming through now?
Love the vid mate. Very helpful thank you 👍🏾
Thanks mate. Glad it was of some help.
Have a great day 👍
Yep mate, that lawn is looking very beautiful. Can’t wait to see it fully lush
Thanks mate. Same. Have a great day 👍 😀
Mix the fetz yourself, you can buy potassium nitrate and phosphate and edta in powdered form. way way cheaper than buying their water
Great tip. Thanks for sharing mate. Will try that.
Have a great day. 👍
how often per week should you water your lawn after a scalp/scarify?
Hi
It depends on a few factors, such as the temps you are getting and the landscape layout of the lawn. A good water each morning is a must if you are having hot temps through the day. It's a balance of not letting it dry out completely while recovering vs not over watering and creating problems such as diseases and root rot.
Hope that was helpful.
Have a great day.
Awesome update. How much should you water buffalo after a Reno in the first week?
Thanks mate.
It depends on the heat you are getting, but generally smaller for frequent waters are sufficient. Like 15min in the morning, midday and arvo for a week. But just factor in landscape lay out, eg drainage, shade etc.
Did you use the sandy loam top dress from candy soils by any chance? I've always had a bunch of nutgrass come up after using their products.
Pretty normal after any renovation.
Hey mate,
Na, from North Brisbane Landscapes. I have used soils from most landscape businesses in Brisbane and its been a roll of the dice some times with what comes in the soil etc. This particular client did already have a bit of nutgrass in that area prior to the reno, so I can't say it came in the soil.
Have a great day mate 👍 😀
The 2L variant is sold out, unfortunately.
The 4L version is $20 more expensive.
Would think typically the more you buy the cheaper?
mix it yourself, you can buy potassium nitrate and phosphate and edta in powdered form. way way cheaper than buying their water
what is a preferred topsoil type? when you get from big box store, the called "topsoil" is in too small of a bag and when you trying get large volume, it can be sand/organic composite/soil mix etc
Hi
Most of the time I would not recommend getting bagged topsoil from bunnings. Depending on the landscape yard, some have a few varieties of top dressing soil. Some will have top dress and premium top dress soil. Most landscape yards will sell to you by the bag. It is a more expensive option, but of course easy to load into a car etc if you don't have access to a trailer or ute. And depends on the square meterage you are covering.
If you are not cylinder mowing, I would just stick with a good quality top dress soil. Mix of sand and soil/organic matter.
Hope that answered your question.
Have a great day 😀 👍
Another useful video Ben - good to see the progress. What were the products that you used to treat the nutgrass as I’ve got a fair amount coming through now?
Sempra herbicide. Active is Halosulfuron. You only need 1.3g/100sqm. Don’t forgot the adjuvant as well.
Hi Simon
Thanks mate. I just use Sedgehammer from Bunnings and find that works well.
Have a great day mate. 😀 👍
Any suggestions for someone who can do a lawn renovation in Melbourne?
I don't I'm sorry.
Have a great day. 👍 😀
Did you end up getting rid of the nutgrass? If so, what did you use?
Hi
Yes, I came back at applied some Sedge Hammer. 👍 😀
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