El Nino weather patterns have seen many countries, states, provinces and municipalities worldwide regulatory measures in place to ensure the long-term conservation of water.
However, with the introduction of water restrictions, dam levels falling and the awareness of water scarcity, people have not been brought out clearly in the efficient use of water, especially in the lawn care.
In general, lawns need different water than garden plants.
Lawns require heavy watering, but very few where garden plants generally need more regular watering, but lighter. Note: In this report, only the warm season lawn grasses such as Buffalo grass (as we know, in Australia, while his American counterpart is known as St. Augustine grass), kikuyu, couch grass (As we know, in Australia, while its American counterpart is known as Bermuda grass), Zoysia grass, Durban, Queensland blue couch grass and so on.
Lawns only need watering in the dry end,
for example once a week in summer and monthly in winter. It is, lawns only need a heavy watering, but rare. So, with heavy watering the moisture travels deep into the soil profile, allowing the base to establish a depth of 200-300mm deep. And, of course, with the growth of roots, the grass is drought tolerant.
When the heavy watering, but few are now imitated by precipitation (as is the case here in Australia coast), then there is no need to water the lawn!
While the pipe to roll, sit and enjoy the green, weed-free lawn!
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About the author:
Faehrmann Gerry is the CEO of the green grass Pty Ltd based in Sydney, Australia.
Green Grass specializes in “turning your tired old grass into lush green grass.” All lovers of the turf please go to http://LawnGreen.com.au
