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What NZLA lawn fertiliser should I use? NZLA has three custom blends and one generic blend that we source from the USA. Slow-release technology It is important to understand that various slow-release technologies are employed in fertiliser products available in New Zealand. At NZLA, we source the highest-quality polymer and sulfur-coated urea (PCSCU) available globally. […]
Benefits – and challenges – of earthworms for your lawn Earthworms – fascinating creatures belonging to the phylum Annelida – are not just a part of your lawn’s ecosystem, they are the backbone of it. With their long, segmented bodies, these invertebrates are the unsung heroes that keep your soil and lawn healthy Earthworms are […]
So you’ve installed or are about to get a rollout lawn? The most common question we get is when NZLA products can be applied to new instant lawn. The turf must be laid the day it is received for best results. Before the turf is installed, a starter fertiliser should be applied to the soil […]
Why do we foliar feed turfgrass in winter? The main purpose of foliar feeding during winter is to provide essential nutrients when the grass is experiencing reduced growth. During winter, turfgrass roots have a limited ability to take up nutrients from the soil due to lower temperatures and decreased metabolic activity. Foliar feeding allows the […]
Nitrogen (N) Nitrogen is one of the primary nutrients your lawn needs to grow. It is an essential component of chlorophyll, the molecule that gives plants their green colour and allows them to photosynthesise. Nitrogen is also vital for developing strong, healthy roots and stems. Nitrogen is usually the highest percentage of your NPK ratio. […]
Not all lawn grub species are the same, so it’s crucial to understand their life cycles to apply insecticides correctly. Although we use the same product, the control methods are applied differently depending on the grub species. Grass grub life cycle Brown Beetles, commonly referred to as Grass Grub beetles, is the most common pest […]
Not all dogs burn the lawn Dog urine can be a frustrating problem for any homeowner, especially when it leaves unsightly patches on your lawn. Dog urine can contain high levels of nitrogen, which can damage the grass and cause it to turn yellow, brown and then die. Smaller dogs’ urine can often have the […]
Many people don’t know how to water their lawn properly, leading to overwatering or underwatering, both of which can cause problems. Overwatering, for example, can cause diseases, attract pests, and encourage the growth of certain weeds that thrive in saturated and wet soils. When should you water your lawn? The first thing to consider when watering […]
Boggy, waterlogged lawn? Excessive moisture can lead to reduced turf quality, poor drainage, and the development of moss and weeds. However, with proper techniques and strategies, mitigating and reducing boggy soil conditions is possible, allowing your turf to thrive. Understanding the composition of your soil is vital in tackling boggy conditions. Soils with high clay […]
Step one – weed control Under the conditions described above, it will probably be necessary to use a nonselective herbicide (i.e. one containing glyphosate) to kill the entire lawn. Grass seed may be safely applied within a couple of days after applying glyphosate but seeding should be withheld until it becomes obvious that most existing […]
