Growing grass on your yard is not merely about planting seeds in the ground and watering them. Different types of species of grass will require varying environmental conditions as well as a diverse degree of upkeep to maintain healthy turf. Hence, if you choose the wrong type of grass species, then you could end up spending a considerable amount of money only for the turf to die. Fortunately, some grass pieces do well in Australia's climatic conditions and will be highly suited to your property, irrespective of your location.
A well-kept landscape kicks your home's kerb appeal up a notch, provides a nice place to relax and have fun with your family and pets and increases the property's real estate value. In most cases, the state of the landscape depends on the state of the turf.
Two options exist -- natural and artificial turf installation. The following are the key differences between the two:
Cost
Natural grass requires initial seeding, planting, manure, watering and other maintenance costs such as mowing.
