Benefits of sir walter buffalo turf
Sir Walter buffalo turf is a favourite turf variety for Australian lawn growers. Its hard-wearing and resilient qualities make it a fool-proof option for a wide range of climates and soil conditions. On top of this, it’s a soft turf type and is enjoyable to sit, lay, or play on – perfect for a family home.
Establishing a Sir Walter buffalo turf is easy – you don’t need a green thumb and lots of hours to grow this lawn, and you don’t need to fear that it won’t grow in your local area. Sir Walter will take well to almost any Australian backyard. With most Australian cities being coastal, salinity can be a problem for some lawn varieties. Not for Sir Walter! This turf doesn’t mind a salty soil and will grow happily in coastal areas. It also is drought tolerant and won’t require extensive watering in the summer months.
Not only is it climate tolerant, but it’s weather tolerant. If a biting frost falls overnight, you won’t have to worry about waking up to a browned and dead lawn. Even over the coldest winter months this lawn will be alive and kicking. If you’ve got a yard with lots of trees or a mix of full-sun and full-shade patches, this is a safe choice of lawn variety. Other lawn types need consistent sun light or don’t take well to shade, whereas this won’t bother Sir Walter at all.
When it comes to low maintenance lawns, there’s not many lower than Sir Walter. Once your patch of lawn is there, it’s not going anywhere. It won’t require frequent fertilising and rarely will need any pesticide. This turf type is resistant to lawn grub attack and weeds rarely decide to come near a Sir Walter lawn. It also doesn’t grow particularly fast or tall, meaning you won’t have to spend every Sunday out mowing the lawn.
Buffalo grasses are a turf type which self-repair, meaning that this lawn will bounce back from the wear and tear of even the biggest families or rowdiest dogs. Sir Walter buffalo turf is the fool-proof choice of lawn – no climate, creature, or weather condition is going to stop this grass.
