Lush Turf in Ulladulla

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Expertise You Can Rely On

Transform your Ulladulla outdoor space into a sanctuary with Ryan's Turf. Our product range is as diverse as your needs, offering everything from a variety of turf options that will make your lawn a lush paradise to bulk landscaping supplies and firewood that adds a cosy touch to your home.

With nearly three decades of industry experience, we're more than just a supplier—we're your trusted landscaping partner. To discuss your specific needs, call us today on (02) 4448 7209. From North Street to Rennies Beach Lookout—we're your outdoor experts in Ulladulla.

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The Best Turf for Your Needs

Ryan's Turf in Ulladulla helps you make the right product choices from our extensive range. Trust our experience when it comes to selecting turf. Check out the benefits of our turf varieties below:

Palmetto Soft Leaf Buffalo Grass: Featuring a stunning colour and slow growth rate, this grass is allergy and family-friendly, requires minimal maintenance and is highly weather resilient.
Sapphire Soft Leaf Buffalo Grass: This long lasting variety thrives in shady areas, has a medium leaf size, low thatch and recovers quickly from damage.
Kenda Kikuyu Grass & Turf: Choose Kenda for a low maintenance, affordable, soft textured variety that has excellent erosion control and spreads quickly with a dynamic, dark appearance.
Sir Walter Soft Buffalo Grass: Highly drought resistant, shade tolerant and able to withstand heavy foot traffic, this variety is great for commercial environments.

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Benefit from our comprehensive range of landscaping supplies in Ulladulla, featuring everything from mulch and sand to soil and gravel.

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Ulladulla NSW

02 4448 7209

02 4413 1562

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I lay turf on top of existing grass or weeds?

No, it is not advisable to lay turf directly over existing grass or weeds. To ensure the successful establishment of new turf, it's essential to prepare the soil properly. This process begins by clearing the area of all existing vegetation including grass, weeds and debris. Removing these obstacles allows the new turf to make direct contact with the soil, which is essential for promoting healthy root growth.

After clearing the area, the next step is to prepare the soil by cultivating it, incorporating organic matter and levelling it to create a smooth and even surface. This thorough soil preparation is crucial to providing the new turf with the best possible conditions for thriving while minimising competition from any existing vegetation.
How often should I mow my lawn?

The frequency of mowing your Australian lawn depends on various factors including the type of grass you have, its growth rate and the season. In general, the key is to mow your lawn often enough to maintain a consistent height. Warm season grasses such as Buffalo or Couch typically require mowing every 1-2 weeks during their growing season, which typically spans from spring through early autumn.

Conversely, cool season grasses like Fescue or Ryegrass may need more frequent mowing, possibly every 1-1.5 weeks during their peak growth periods in spring and autumn. Regardless of the grass type, it's essential to adhere to the "one-third rule," which means never removing more than one-third of the grass blade's height in a single mowing session. This practice helps keep your lawn healthy and visually appealing.
What are some eco-friendly practices for maintaining my turf?

Maintaining an eco-friendly lawn in Australia is simple. Opt for native plants that thrive in your local conditions and consume less water. Choose slow release or organic fertilisers to reduce environmental impact. Invest in efficient irrigation systems with rain sensors to avoid overwatering. Minimise chemical use by opting for natural alternatives. Compost lawn waste for nutrient rich soil enrichment and create areas with native plants to attract beneficial insects and pollinators. These practices will help you nurture a sustainable, environmentally friendly lawn in Australia.