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Palmetto Buffalo Per M2 | Turf

$15.95
In stock
SKU
16200

This turf provides lawn grass with excellent winter colour and generally outcompetes weeds once established.

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a tough, soft-leaf Buffalo available Australia-wide and  the Number One Selling Buffalo Lawn in the World

This turf has some great plus factors

  • great shade tolerance
  • outstanding Winter colour,
  • great at out-competing weeds,
  • low allergenic,
  • less thatch,
  • less mowing, disease and pest tolerance
  • and good wear recovery

Palmetto ® Buffalo Grass requires less watering and less mowing than most other turf varieties.

Over a two year evalutaion Palmetto ® turf had better winter colour than most Buffalo grasses
Research also showed Palmetto ® turf needed autumn fertiliser to achieve outstanding winter colour.

Great at out competing weeds
Palmetto has a dense growth structure which forms a strong barrier against pesky weeds.

As Palmetto continues to grow during Winter it allows for much better weed protection compared to the likes of other buffalo grasses.

No lawn turf is completely weed resistant so always get the right advice when you are treating any. Call us today for more information.

Great Shade Tolerance
performs very well in full sun, however it also thrives in more shady areas requiring only 2-4 hours of direct sunlight per day.

has more active Winter growth which means that it is much less likely to drop out during those months.

Less Mowing

Don't come back to a jungle after your holidays.
Palmetto® turf requires less frequent maintenance and mowing compared to other Buffalo varieties, as it can grow for a longer period of time without becoming overly tall, untidy, or invasive

Less Thatch

Thatch can be an annoying issue with some Buffalo's and can make your lawn feel spongy.
Palmetto ® turf is the Buffalo Grass with the least thatch.

Less Seed - Better for Allergies

Research from the Department of Primary Industries (DPI) Queensland and HAL Richmond, NSW data have shown that Palmetto ® Buffalo turf has 40% less seed than the average of other popular Buffalo types, based over a year of observations.

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Palmetto Info Sheet

We order and sell turf by the Square Metre / m2.
Delivery is direct from the farm.

For Palmetto Buffalo, the order will go "Direct to Site" and is a minimum order of 20m2

Delivery fees

  • for the Delivery area in SE Qld - $160

Delivery days: Monday to Saturday only.
Delivery is not available on public holidays.

Orders placed and paid for by 10 am Monday to Friday may be delivered the next day; or the next available delivery day.

You can order your turf in advance of 1 to 2 days.

For: 'end of week' deliveries, ordering early is best to ensure available space.
If you're ordering for an advance order date, please call or message to confirm this and what date you are requesting delivery.

For Palmetto Buffalo the order will go "Direct to Site" and is a minimum order of 20m2

The size of the turf slab is 1.2 x 0.6 (each slab covers 0.72m2)
The order will have the number of metres you are ordering not the total number of slabs.

After ordering your turf, what happens next?

Before delivery,

  • the mobile phone number you supply when you place your order is sent an SMS
  • It will advise an estimated 2-hour delivery window

Texts are sent

    • Delivery Tues-Sat around 4 pm the afternoon before.
    • Mon delivery SMS sent Sat approx 11am.

On the morning of delivery, the supplier will send another SMS.

 

 

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