In an instant, turf grass creates a natural, soft, clean and safe playing surface for babies, children and adults for relaxation, games or just to keep dirt and mud out of the premises. It reduces heat, glare, noise and odours. Most importantly, turf absorbs carbon dioxide and produces oxygen, which benefits the environment around your home, and helps filter and recharge our grounds water supplies. Turfgrass lawn is one of nature’s finest least expensive filters, working to improve our environment.

Turf is grown under expert supervision using top quality nursery stock. Your stockist can supply you varieties best adaptable to your area. Cultivated turf allows you to enjoy a lawn of instant beauty and maturity without the usual time consuming hassles of seeding. Within a few hours, turf can transform a yard from bare soil to a luxurious living carpet of mature lawn that is appealing and will compliment any application. Because turf grass is a fully mature, cultivated product, it can be installed any time of the year, as the root system will automatically establish. Turf provides a quick soil stabilisation in erosion prone areas; usually the warmer seasons are the best times to install your turf. When purchasing turf grass, consult with your Supplier to be assured that you are getting the best turf available and suitable for your application or area.

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AN ENVIRONMENTAL HERO

WHATS GOOD FOR THE LAWN, IS GOOD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT There are more than 25 million acres of lawns that provide environmental benefits. Oxygen production. 58 square metres of lawns provide enough oxygen for one person for an entire day. Temperature modification. On a block of eight average houses, front lawns have the cooling effect of 70 tonnes of air conditioning. Filters contaminants from rainwater, and absorbs many types of airborne pollutants, like dust and soot. Grass is also highly efficient at converting carbon dioxide to oxygen, a process that helps clean the air

Allergy control. Turf controls dust, in addition to pollen from plants that can cause serious health problems for some individuals

Pollutant absorbtion. Turf grasses absorb gaseous pollutants such as carbon dioxide and sulphur dioxide, converting them to oxygen. .Particulate entrapment. Turf grasses trap an estimated 12 million tonnes of dust and dirt released annually into the atmosphere

Fire retardation. Turf grasses around buildings help retard the spread of fire

Water quality. Reducing run-off, turf grass filters the water that helps to recharge groundwater supplies. Because of its filtering capability, turf has been used for years between agricultural fields as a buffer to prevent pesticide run-off. According to a US Environmental Protection Agency’s publication Healthy Lawn, Healthy Environment. .Healthy grass provides feeding ground for birds; find a rich source of insects, worms, and other food. Thick grass also prevents soil erosion.