In KwaZulu-Natal, late August to September marks the shift from winter rest to spring growth. Warmer days, longer sunlight hours, and moist soils create the perfect window to prepare your garden for the months ahead. Whether you’re growing to sell or simply to enjoy,...
South African Spring Lawn Feeding Tips with TurboGrass Is your lawn looking a little sad and tired this August? South African winters can leave turf looking pale, patchy, and thin. Your grass might be trying to tell you it’s hungry. Late winter is when uneven growth...
Why Feeding Your Lawn Is Your Best Defense A patch of clover invading a lawn – a common sight when grass is underfed and thin. Weeds popping up all over your lawn? Early spring in South Africa (around August) often reveals unwanted green intruders like annual...
Western Cape lawns face a different challenge: wet, cool winters that can leave grass looking yellowed, thin or mossy by August. In the Cape’s Mediterranean climate, winter is the rainy growing season for many lawns – yet warm-season grasses still struggle with low...
After a cold, dry Highveld winter, many Gauteng lawns (often Kikuyu or LM grass) are left patchy, pale, and dry. Don’t worry – August is “lawn time” in Gauteng, the perfect month to start rejuvenating your grass so it bounces back lush and green in spring. Follow...
