How to Prepare Your Lawn for Winter
Get ahead with prepping your lawn for Winter now to get the best results. In this blog, we will have a look at the steps you can take to ensure...
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How to Conquer Clover
Find out how to identify and manage clover in your lawn with easy-to-follow tips. Learn about effective treatments, the role of nitrogen, and simple lawn care practices to keep your...
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Incorporating Pantone's 2025 Colour of the Year, Mocha Mousse, Into Your Outdoor Space
At Rock N Soil, you can easily integrate Mocha Mousse into your landscaping design. From pathways to retaining walls and decorative features, here’s how you can bring the soothing warmth...
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How to Help Your Lawn Repair After Grub Damage
Has your lawn fallen victim to lawn grubs this season? No need to panic! In this post, we share quick and easy tips to help your lawn recover, regrow, and...
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Purge the Spurge | How to Remove Spotted Spurge from Your Lawn
Do you need to purge your lawn of Spurge? Spurge is a low-growing weed commonly found in thin, sparse lawn areas or pathways between paving and pebbled areas. In this...
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How to Help a Waterlogged Lawn After Heavy Rain
Is your lawn looking like a swamp after heavy rain? We’ll walk you through why your lawn might be waterlogged, whether it’s due to compacted soil, too much clay, or...
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The Lawn Army Has Assembled! | Armyworm
Do you have armyworms taking over your backyard? Read on further to learn how to identify, detect, and treat armyworms effectively with insecticides and preventative products like Grub Guard Ultimate....
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Lawn Dry Spot
Is your lawn looking a bit dry and patchy this summer? Find out what might be causing those bare spots and how you can bring your lawn back to life.
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Summer Grass Weeds
Tired of battling stubborn summer weeds? This article breaks down how to identify and control tricky weeds like Paspalum, Crowsfoot, and Summer Grass. Discover the best ways to prevent them...
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Give Your Lawn a Top Up! | Summer Fertilising
If you fertilised your lawn in spring, it’s now likely time for another application. Most common slow release fertilisers will provide nutrient for your lawn for up to 12 weeks....
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