Seedy Lawn Care

29/10/2025

Jobs too big for everyone else?

No such thing for the Seedy team!

Scalp and dethatch on this 1500m2 TifTuf will have it popping for Summer.

Got a large or small reno job you need completed - DM the SLC team to start realising your Summer lawn goals in Spring.

 

17/10/2025

Visiting Turf farms are always a highlight, any day of the week!
Torquay!

Spring warmer weather is finally amongst us. It's now the perfect time to prepare your lawn for Summer.

DM the Seedy Lawn Care team for DIY tips on improving your lawn this Summer.

Lawn out of control? Time Poor? Just want the best lawn on the street? Let the Seedy team develop an action plan for YOU today.

06/10/2025

06/10/2025

Ready to work smarter, not harder this Spring reno season?

Check out our SLC Top Dress Spreader, makes levelling lawns a springtime breeze.

- 6.5hp
- 3 speed self propelled
- 6km/h Max speed!
- 0.3m^3 hopper capacity
- effortless lawn levelling - check!

Interested in upping your lawn game this Spring?

DM us for more info on availability, rates and any general question about preparing your Spring lawn for Summer.

We service Geelong, Bellarine, Surf Coast and Golden Plains Shires.

29/09/2025

Thatch Attack mode: Engaged.

Dethatching - the answer to your tired, old spongey lawn. This Spring dethatch your lawn to help create a green oasis come summer time.

After more info?

DM us for more info.

23/09/2025

It's spring time and Seedy Lawn Care is on a Rolllll

23/09/2025

Summer lawns are made in Spring.

As the temperature begins to rise, it's time to make sure your lawn is getting the water it needs — evenly and efficiently.

If you already have an irrigation system, don’t skip your spring check-up! Check for…

✅ Coverage – Are all areas getting even water, without dry spots or puddling?
✅ Leaks & Clogs – Check lines, valves, and sprinkler heads for wear or blockages.
✅ Timer Settings – Ensure your system is programmed for optimal spring watering.

Tired of dragging hoses and hand-watering every evening?

Then spring into action and install your very own irrigation system!

DIY Installation Steps:

Step 1: Mark out your area and select sprinklers with proper overlap coverage
Step 2: Excavate the ground for your water lines and main pipe
Step 3: Install water lines, sprinklers, valves, and the controller system
Step 4: Test your system – check for leaks, even coverage, and finalise the programming

Whether you need a new install or a seasonal tune-up, we’re here to help keep your lawn looking lush all season long.

DM us for expert advice on anything irrigation!

12/09/2025

🌱 Lawn Renovation Step 4: Top Dressing 🌱
Scalped ✔️
Dethatched ✔️
Aerated ✔️
Now, it’s time for top dressing. Evenly apply 5–10mm of top dressing material across your lawn. You can do this manually with a shovel and rake or use a motorised walk-behind spreader for a faster, smoother finish.

Why top dress?
✅ Levels divots, ruts, and low spots for a smooth, carpet-like lawn
✅ Creates an even surface for playing, mowing, and all your activities
✅ Encourages bare spots to fill in and supports seed germination for a fuller, greener lawn

Top dressing gives your lawn that flawless finish — now all that’s left is to fertilise and water, then kick back and watch your lawn glow with pride!

12/09/2025

🌱 Lawn Renovation Step 3: Aerating 🌱
Scalping and dethatching done ✔️
Now it’s time to aerate your lawn. This means punching small holes into the soil to break up compaction and improve airflow.

Why aerate?
✅ Loosens compacted soil — especially important in heavy clay or high-traffic areas
✅ Encourages deeper, stronger root growth

Aeration improves soil structure and creates the perfect environment for roots to absorb nutrients and water — essential for a resilient, healthy lawn.

11/09/2025

🌱 Lawn Renovation Step 2: Dethatching 🌱
You’ve scalped ✔️
Now it’s time to dethatch — removing the thick layer of thatch that builds up and can suffocate your lawn.

Why dethatch?
✅ Opens up the soil so water, nutrients, and oxygen can efficiently reach the roots
✅ Helps prevent weeds and pests — thick thatch traps moisture, becoming a breeding ground for fungus and insects
✅ Boosts new growth by clearing the way for fresh blades to thrive

💡 Pro tip: You can dethatch manually with a rake or speed things up with a powered dethatcher — definitely worth the effort!