Climate

One of the biggest factors in our Australian climate is the water requirements of the grass. How much rainfall you receive in your area will affect this, as will water restrictions over summer.

Equally important is how much sun or shade the grass will be subject to. Shade can be troublesome for lawns that have a high sunlight requirement. When considering the impact of shade on the area, keep in mind newly planted hedges or young trees. They will grow taller and cast more shade over time.

These previous considerations will tie into the amount of drought tolerance your lawn will need. With lots of sunlight and less rainfall, or water restrictions, you will need a grass with high drought tolerance.

Similarly, if the winters in your area are particularly frosty, you will need a lawn with higher frost tolerance. As well another factor for winter is how each grass holds its green colour through the season.

Traffic

What you intend to use the lawn for will affect how much wear and tear it will receive. If you have lots of foot traffic, such as in parks or sports grounds, or if you have pets or children, you will want a quick repairing grass.

Maintenance

It is also important to consider how much time you are willing to spend mowing your lawn. Different grasses grow at different rates and this can make a huge impact on your time, especially over the peak growth period.

Look and Feel

Finally you have to consider the look and feel of each grass. Do you want a broad or fine leaf? Is a soft feel to your lawn important to you? What height would you like your lawn to sit at?

These factors will help you determine which lawn will best suit you. And, getting it right will you set you up for an easier, happier time. Find more information on individual lawns on our product page.

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