Bindii turns Canberra lawns prickly in spring and summer. In this guide, I show you how to spot it early, prevent it with better mowing height, aeration, wetting agents, and steady feeding, and control active patches before burrs harden. I also cover aftercare, light top dressing, overseeding, and deep watering to keep dense turf bindii-free.

Lawn thinning fast in Canberra? I break down the three big culprits, curl grubs, armyworm, and sod webworm, and show you how I confirm activity (patch-pull, soap-flush, night checks), prevent outbreaks with a solid ACT-ready program, and repair damage step by step. Clear timing, local watering rules, and a simple recovery sequence make pest control straightforward.

Catsear (flatweed) looks like dandelion but spreads faster and hides from the mower. In this Canberra-focused guide, I show you how to identify it quickly, prevent outbreaks with better mowing height, aeration, wetting agents, and steady feeding, and control active rosettes before they flower. I also cover aftercare, light top dressing and overseeding, so dense turf shuts catsear out.

Moss takes over where grass is weak, shade, compaction, and surface water are the usual triggers in Canberra. In this guide, I show you how to identify moss quickly, fix the cause with light, drainage, aeration, smarter watering, and better mowing, then remove existing moss and rebuild density with top dressing, overseeding, and steady feeding.

Just laid new turf in Canberra? The first 6–8 weeks decide everything. In this guide, I walk you through a simple, Canberra-specific plan for establishing new lawn: how to water within ACT’s Permanent Water Conservation Measures, when to mow for the first time, when to fertilise, and how to manage traffic, weeds, and early problems. Follow my week-by-week steps for watering, mowing, feeding, and soil care.

Struggling with thin, patchy grass under trees or beside fences? In this Canberra-focused guide, I explain how I assess shade, choose the right grass types, and adjust mowing, watering, fertilising, and soil work so lawns in low light stay greener and thicker for longer. I also cover how to deal with tree roots, leaf build-up, weeds, and moss, and when it makes sense to switch from lawn to another surface.

Dog urine spots are a nitrogen problem, not a pH problem. In this Canberra-ready guide, I show you how to confirm urine burn fast, flush fresh spots within Icon Water rules, and repair dead patches with top dressing and overseeding. Then I outline a prevention plan: hydration, toilet-zone training, steady feeding, and dense turf, so your lawn holds its colour.

Brown rings, coin-sized spots, or orange dust on your grass? In this Canberra-focused guide, I show you how to identify dollar spot, brown patch, and rust, fix the cause with better watering, aeration, dethatching, and nutrition, and apply targeted control when needed. I also cover quick repairs, light top dressing and overseeding, so your turf recovers fast and stays healthy through Canberra’s seasons.

Paspalum, summer grass, and crowsfoot spread fast in Canberra’s warm months. In this guide, I show you how to spot each weed quickly, prevent outbreaks with better mowing height, aeration, wetting agents, and spring pre-emergent, and control active clumps before they seed. I also cover aftercare, raking, light top dressing, overseeding, and steady feeding, so thick turf shuts weeds out.

Nutgrass shoots past your lawn and spreads by hidden tubers, pulling the tops only makes it worse. In this Canberra-focused guide, I show you how to confirm nutgrass fast, fix the wet spots that cause it, and remove or control it with a simple, repeatable plan.

Dandelions spread fast in Canberra lawns through deep taproots and wind-blown seed. In this guide, I show you how to identify them quickly, remove them without snapping the root, and stop regrowth with a simple sequence: raise mowing height, feed for density, core aerate, improve watering with wetting agents, and overseed thin zones.

Onion weed spreads fast in Canberra lawns through stubborn bulbs and bulblets. In this guide, I show you how to identify it quickly (crush test, hollow leaves), remove it without spreading, and stop regrowth with the right sequence, careful lifting, repeat checks, light top dressing, overseeding, core aeration, wetting agents, and steady feeding. Keep the canopy dense and onion weed out.

Capeweed spreads fast in Canberra lawns, forming flat rosettes and bright yellow flowers that smother turf. In this guide, I show you how to spot capeweed early, prevent outbreaks with overseeding, aeration, fertilising, and higher mowing, and control active weeds before they set seed. I also cover aftercare, raking, light top dressing, overseeding, and fertilising, so healthy grass fills the gaps.

Thatch makes Canberra lawns spongy, patchy, and hard to wet. In this step-by-step guide, I show you when to dethatch, how deep to set the blades, and how to recover fast with aeration, light top dressing, overseeding, wetting agents, and a gentle feed. Follow my Canberra-tested sequence for even results and a stronger lawn, without the guesswork. Let The Lawn Firm handle the heavy lifting.

Creeping oxalis spreads fast in Canberra lawns, but you can stop it with the right plan. In this guide, I show you how to identify oxalis quickly, prevent it with better mowing, feeding, aeration, and wetting agents, and control active patches before they flower. I also cover aftercare, light top dressing, overseeding, and steady watering, so dense turf keeps oxalis out. For reliable results without the trial and error, let The Lawn Firm represent your lawn.

White flowers and flat, three-leaf clusters taking over your lawn? That’s clover. In this Canberra-focused guide, I show you how to identify clover fast, explain why it spreads in thin, compacted turf, and outline a simple plan to prevent and remove it, raise mowing height, feed for density, core-aerate, improve watering with wetting agents, and use targeted broadleaf control before flowering. For reliable results without the trial and error, let The Lawn Firm represent your lawn.

Seeing pale-green clumps with tiny white seed heads through winter? That’s winter grass. In this guide, I show Canberra homeowners how to identify winter grass fast, block germination with well-timed pre-emergent, and stop spread with the right mowing height, deep watering, aeration, and overseeding. For reliable prevention and control, let The Lawn Firm represent your lawn.

Hydrophobic soil makes Canberra lawns repel water and turn patchy. In this guide, Nikolai from The Lawn Firm explains clear, simple fixes: aeration, wetting agents, light top dressing, and a smarter watering plan. Stop the runoff. Get water to the roots. Keep your lawn green and easy to maintain, without the guesswork.

Spot, stop, and prevent African Black Beetle in Canberra lawns with my clear, step-by-step guide. I explain how to identify adult beetles and curl grubs, the tell-tale signs (brown patches, spongy turf, birds digging), and why a spring preventative treatment beats a summer scramble. For reliable results and less stress, let The Lawn Firm handle your lawn grub control in Canberra.

Thicken thin or patchy turf fast with overseeding tailored to Canberra’s climate. In this step-by-step guide, I walk you through timing, prep, seed choice, watering, and early care, plus the pro tips I use to get even, reliable coverage across ACT lawns. Pair overseeding with aeration, light top dressing, and a gentle feed for the best results. Leave the heavy lifting to the experts - let The Lawn Firm represent your lawn.