Sir Walter Turf QLD

Sir Walter Buffalo is Australia’s No. 1 Buffalo

There are so many reasons why Sir Walter Buffalo is Australia’s No. 1 Buffalo. Sir Walter Buffalo lawn has stood the test of time, proving time and time again that it will go anywhere and grow anywhere, in full sun or shade, in extreme heat, frost or drought. Born right here in Australia, Sir Walter Buffalo Qld was bred to be tough yet soft, and good looking to boot! It is versatile and hardy, it can cope with a lot compared to most other lawns where it would cause problems. There really is no match for Sir Walter Buffalo turf Qld. Since 1997 there has been over 70 million square metres of Sir Walter Buffalo sold Australia-wide that is the equivalent of almost 650,000 Aussie Homes.

When you purchase, you are not just buying a new lawn, you’re buying a whole new way of life. Gone will be the days of playing that game of backyard footy and ending up with a knee full of bindii or diving for that superb catch only to finish with a mouthful of dirt. Sir Walter Buffalo is lush and green, with a tight growth habit to hold out most weeds and the ability to repair itself quickly if damaged, lessening the incidence of bare patches. Also a lawn can reduce the heat generated from the sun by up to 10 degrees around the home. A lot of different Buffalo grasses are available on the market, but none of these have been able to surpass in ticking all the right boxes.

• N Lawns are an evergreen addition to your home – properly maintained it will NEVER need replacing.
• N Looks good in full sun and shade
• N Bounces back after the toughest of droughts, unlike competitor lawns which frequently need replacing.
• N Wear Resistant
• N Salt Tolerant
• N Soft to Touch
• N Tough to insect attack, reducing the need of pesticides.
• N Rarely suffers severe fungus, reducing the need for using fungicides
• N Low allergy – no ‘itchies’ for the kids and pets.
• N Dense cover reducing weed infestation, meaning less herbicide usage.
• N Will keep your home cooler. 10 degrees cooler than bare soil, 20 degrees cooler than concrete and 40 degrees cooler than artificial turf