Love Your Lawn - Helping You Achieve Your Perfect Aussie Lawn.

Welcome to Love Your Lawn

Loveyourlawn is the ultimate lawn care portal covering all regions of Australia and all grass varieties, this is your one-stop-shop for all your lawn care advice, tips and tricks. From seasonal lawn care advice for your region of Australia to general mowing and fertilising tips and lawn care videos - loveyourlawn can help you achieve your perfect Aussie lawn.

Lawn Care & Maintenance

Garden Planning and Lawns

A well planned lawn garden is a successful garden. Follow our tips to creating your perfect outside space.

Here at Sir Walter we believe that planning and designing your garden is a crucial part of its overall success, and your lawn is a major consideration. How much lawn area you have will depend on a number of factors:

ENVIRONMENT

How much sunlight versus shade do you have?
What soil type does your garden have?
What climate do you have in your region?

LIFESTYLE

Do you have kids and / or pets?
What other family activities will happen on the lawn?

SCALE

Getting the right balance between hard surfaces like paving and decks, garden beds and lawn.   

WATER & MAINTENANCE

Available water, mowing and general maintenance may well influence the size of your lawn. Choosing a drought tolerant, low maintenance variety like Sir Walter Soft Leaf Buffalo will make a big difference.

SOFT & HARD SURFACE RATIOS

The percentage of hard and soft surfaces is allocated for your property by your local council. This is particularly relevant for new homes, renovations and extensions. Hard surfaces prevent water absorption into the soil, resulting in more water run off, in so, putting more pressure on the storm water system, which can lead to flooding. As we all know, that can be a very nasty business.

SCALE DRAWING

Putting together a scale drawing on some graph paper is an excellent way of getting your garden plan in order. Clearly mark all the main features, existing and proposed, house, paving, driveway, deck, shed, pool, garden beds, and of course your lawn.

Once completed, a scale drawing makes life easy when calculating areas, volumes and quantities of the various components, like the turf.