How to lay pavers in your lawn

Learning how to lay pavers is pretty simple if you follow our step-by-step guide below. In fact, this is a DIY project you could smash out in a weekend.

Sir Walter Buffalo DNA is widely regarded as Australia’s favourite lawn and for good reason. If you find you have weeds in Sir Walter grass, we have a few tips for bringing it back to its former glory.

But creating a beautiful, curved retaining wall can seem like a big challenge. From the design to the execution, it’s important to get it right. So if you’re wondering how to create a curved retaining wall, here are the steps our Rock ‘N’ Soil experts suggest.

Having a stunning lawn is not always simple and straight forward. You might have inherited a less than stunning lawn in a recent move. You might have struggled through winter or undertaken an epic battle with pests. Or you might even have a bare lawn to start from scratch. Lawn seeds could be the answer. 

We’ve had many clients popping in to Rock ‘n’ Soil to ask how they might be able to spruce up their outdoor spaces, like their patio areas and gardens. And one thing that always comes up in those chats, is how to create a garden path.

Nut grass is the enemy of your lush, healthy green lawn. It’s not dangerous – but it’s definitely bad for your lawn. And it’s difficult to get rid of. It grows extremely rapidly, so once it takes hold, the race is on to get rid of it. 

We had a chat to Apex Masonry about how to maintain pavers and retaining walls so you they look as good as new. They gave us some expert tips and tricks that make it easy!

It’s a question we often get asked by customers – ‘When should I mulch my yard?’. So we thought we would ask our friends over at GDE Mulching to give us a bit more insight into the prime times to mulch your yard and any mulching tips for gardening beginners.

Gather with family and friends around the fire for a bit of wine and music, toast marshmallows, or had a nice, warm place to chat. Whether you install a pre-made fire pit or decide to completely DIY, there’s an option to suit your backyard.