Our Fertilisers & Lawn Feeds
Whether you're caring for a domestic lawn, grazing paddock, sports turf, or garden plants, we have a fertiliser to suit every need with our range of both granular and liquid grass fertilisers. Browse our lawn and fertilizer products to find the right solution for healthier grass, stronger roots and improved growth.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I apply fertiliser?
This depends on the type of fertiliser. Granular fertilisers are best applied with a spreader, while liquid lawn feeds should be used to feed grass with a sprayer for even coverage. Always follow the recommended application rates listed on the product. If you're fertilising your garden, please refer to our guide on how to fertilise a lawn.
Can I use the same fertiliser for lawns, plants and paddocks?
No – different areas need different nutrient balances. Lawn fertilisers are designed to support grass growth, plant fertilisers often include micronutrients for flowering and foliage, while paddock fertilisers are designed to be safe for grazing animals. Choose a product to feed grass that is suited to your specific area.
What’s the best fertiliser for a new lawn?
Use a lawn fertilizer high in phosphorus to encourage strong root development – like our Pre-Seed & Turf Fertiliser. It helps new grass establish faster and more evenly. We also recommend a seasonal lawn fertilizer, as they are specially formulated to feed grass and bring out the best in your outdoor spaces, even when weather conditions are harsh.
How often should I fertilise?
Lawns typically benefit from a suitable grass feeder every 2–3 months depending on the season. Plants may need feeding more regularly during their growing phase, while paddocks can be treated 2–4 times a year based on grazing rotation and soil condition.
Can I fertilise in winter?
Yes – but feed grass using fertilisers that are formulated for cold weather. Our autumn and winter lawn fertilisers are designed to strengthen roots and improve disease resistance during dormant months. Avoid standard high-nitrogen lawn feeds in winter. To keep your lawn healthy over the colder months, refer to our winter lawn care guide.
Can over-fertilising cause damage?
Yes. Over-fertilising can lead to scorch, yellowing, or even root damage. This can be caused by using too much product or applying it too often. Always water well after lawn fertilizer application and stick to the guidelines.
How do you feed a lawn properly?
Feeding a lawn involves applying the right grass feeder at the correct time of year to promote healthy grass growth. Use a spring or summer lawn fertiliser to encourage green, leafy growth, and an autumn lawn fertilizer to strengthen roots. Apply evenly using a spreader and water in after application where required. Always follow the recommended application rates to avoid overfeeding.
What is the best fertiliser for feeding a lawn?
The best grass feeder depends on the season and lawn condition. When choosing a lawn fertilizer product, it's important to feed grass with a formulation that matches your lawn's needs at that time of year. High nitrogen lawn feed is ideal for spring and summer growth, while autumn lawn fertilizers are higher in potassium to improve root strength and resilience. Feed and weed products are useful where weed control is also required.