J & B Buffalo Turf Supplies Sydney
Grass in Hawkesbury

J & B Buffalo Turf Supplies Sydney - #1 Sir Walter Buffalo Turf Supplier
J & B Buffalo Turf Supplies is one of Sydney's leading Sir Walter Buffalo turf suppliers. They've grown buffalo turf for over 25 years and they specialise in Sir Walter Buffalo turf. They are committed to growing high quality buffalo turf and offer 10 years warranty (backed by Lawn Solutions Australia) on all their turf.
J & B Buffalo Turf Supplies have over 200 acres of prime turf at four different locations throughout the Hawkesbury (west of Sydney). They grow turf along the banks of the Hawkesbury river ensuring the healthiest vibrant turf possible. At J & B Buffalo Turf Supplies, no order is too big or too small. Their turf is freshly picked and finely cut with latest machinery.
They can also cut Maxi Rolls which allows them to quickly roll out turf over larger areas. They distribute a wide range of high quality turf varieties including Sir Walter Buffalo, Nullarbour Couch, Eureka Kikuyu and Platinum Zoysia.
J & B Buffalo Turf Supplies have the perfect instant lawn solution for your home or property. They supply, deliver and install turf throughout Sydney, Central Coast and Wollongong. Also deliver to all areas of Australia including Queensland, Victoria and South Australia.
Areas J & B Buffalo Turf Supplies  service:

Blacktown

Liverpool & Fairfield

Blue Mountains

North Shore

Campbelltown & Camden

Northern Beaches

Canterbury & Bankstown

Penrith-Nepean

Eastern Suburbs

Ryde & Parramatta

Hawkesbury

St George & Kogarah

Hills District

Sutherland Shire

Inner West Sydney

Wollongong

For expert advice and the best prices, call on 1800 668 786 or visit www.buffaloturf.com.au to find out more.

We are located on the HawkesburyNepean River so we have an excellent water supply, which is very necessary when growing high quality turf from seed. We only grow turf to the maximum purity, quality and perfection. We can also yield the Maxi Rolls which is important when you are laying out important areas. You can be safe we know exactly what you will want and we are uptodate with what is fresh on the market. Another Accolade When Rand wick Race course required to be returned behind World Youth day 2008 our company, AB Turf Supplies, was chosen to supply and grow the turf on one of our farms. We are licensed growers and distributors of high quality turf varieties. We supply and deliver the subsequent varieties: Sir Grange is a nice bladed premium turf variety, which has high shade tolerance and very low nutrient and water. Fortunately, grasses maintained using proper cultural practices (water, mowing, and fertilizer) are not as likely to become diseased or be as severely damaged as grasses not receiving proper care. This disease is especially prevalent during warm humid weather. The abnormal shaped patches of infected areas are reddish brown turning to yellow and tan. This is a disease of summer and hasty autumn, when the weather is nippy and wet. The characteristic of brown patch is the smoke ring with the disease. It appears to be more customary in seasons with low rainfall, presumably from the harmful effect of low soil moisture on the grass. These rings of lush growth in the lawn are caused by the release of nutrients, in special nitrogen, from the activity of the fungus living on organic matter in the soil. Soils that are tall in nitrogen and low in phosphorous and potassium Cavour this disease. Can occur at any time of the year when there is a lot of moisture around and not much wind to arid the grasses. This disease is prevalent in hot humid weather and where there is needy drainage and air circulation. Dead leaves interspersed with uninfected leaves is one of the first symptoms. The disease is especially stringent on slow growing nitrogen inadequate lawns. Another noticeable symptom is the water soaked patches of grass in the spring. Receive All Patch is mainly active in cool, wet years and in poorly drained soil. The first symptom is a yellowing of the leaves and a darkening of the roots. Small, light brown dead patches appear and then continually spread.