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There are so many reasons why Sir Walter is Australia’s best buffalo grass.
Sir Walter Buffalo Grass has stood the test of time, proving time and time again that it will go anywhere and grow anywhere:
- in full sun
- in shade
- in extreme heat
- in frost
- in drought
Australia’s Best Buffalo Grass
Born right here in Australia, Sir Walter was bred to be tough yet soft, and good looking to boot!
Since 1997 there has been over 100 million metres of Sir Walter Buffalo turf sold Australia wide – the equivalent to 750,000 homes.
It is versatile and hardy, many factors which cause most other lawns a problem are not a problem for Sir Walter.
A proven shade and drought tolerant grass
Why have a brown lawn during summer when a lush green, drought-tolerant lawn like Sir Walter Buffalo can make you the envy of your street?
Buffalo lawns are more shade tolerant than other varieties because of its broad leaves which photosynthesise well.
Among the Buffalo varieties, Sir Walter buffalo grass is among the very best performers in shady areas and can thrive with as little as three hours of sunlight per day.
Sir Walter’s roots grow deep into the subsoil gathering the moisture. A Sir Walter lawn can reduce the heat generated from the sun by up to 10 degrees!
A lot of different Buffalo turf grasses are available on the market, but none of these have been able to surpass Sir Walter in ticking all the right boxes.
Great for kids and pets
When you purchase Sir Walter Buffalo Grass, you’re not just buying a new lawn, you’re buying a whole new way of life.
Gone will be the days of playing that game of backyard footy and ending up with a knee full of bindii, or diving for that superb catch only to finish with a mouthful of dirt.
Low maintenance
Sir Walter Buffalo has a tight growth habit holds out most weeds and the ability to repair itself quickly if damaged lessening the incidence of bare patches.
You’ll also find that mowing now becomes less of a chore, as the finished result will amaze you every time.
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