How and when to fertilise an Australian lawn – choosing a fertiliser, understanding NPK, and getting the timing right for your grass type.
A quality 10 kg bag of granular lawn fertiliser costs around $70 in Australia. At a typical 25 g per m², that bag feeds about 400 m², so fertilising an average 100 m² backyard … Read more
Our Munns Buffalo Booster review breaks down the 16.5-0.3-9 analysis, the 22 g/m² rate in real nitrogen terms, and why recent buyer reviews dipped.
Key takeaway: Dynamic Lifter is pelletised, composted poultry manure made by Yates. The standard Organic Lawn Food goes down at 60g per square metre in spring and autumn, while the … Read more
Key takeaway: The three numbers on a fertiliser bag are the percentages of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) by weight, always in that order. To work out how … Read more
There’s no single best lawn fertiliser, only the right format and nutrient profile for your grass and soil. Read more
Warm-season lawns, which cover most of Australia, get their main feed in early to mid spring as growth resumes, with a lighter second feed in early autumn. Read more
