Lawn Care Extras
Lawn care extras are available as optional add-ons for clients receiving regular mowing services. These practical treatments help support lawn health, reduce weed pressure and keep outdoor areas looking neat between visits.
This is not a full lawn care program. The focus is on simple, useful extras that work alongside your mowing service when needed.
Available Lawn Care Extras
Extras are quoted separately and can be added to your regular mowing service where suitable.
Lawn Fertilisation
Slow-release fertiliser can be applied at key times of year to support healthier growth and improve overall lawn presentation.
Fertilising is best suited to lawns that are actively growing and receiving enough water. Timing may vary depending on seasonal conditions.
Spot Spraying
Targeted spot spraying can be used for weeds in garden beds, gravel paths, fence lines and other suitable hard-to-maintain areas.
This helps reduce unwanted growth without turning the service into general gardening or hand-weeding.
Selective Herbicide Treatments
Selective herbicide treatments can help manage broadleaf weeds such as clover, bindii and plantain in suitable lawn areas.
Treatments are applied with care and only where conditions are appropriate.
Pre-Emergent Weed Control for Gravel Areas
Pre-emergent weed control can be used on suitable gravel areas to help reduce future weed growth before it becomes established.
This can be a useful option for driveways, side access areas and larger gravel sections where ongoing weed growth is difficult to manage.
Weather and Timing
Some treatments depend on weather, growth and site conditions. Spraying may be postponed if rain, wind or heat would affect the result or make the treatment unsuitable.
Request a free quote
The best way to request a quote is by filling out the form below. This helps us review your property, location and service requirements before getting back to you.
Prefer to speak by phone? You can also call 0493 224 815. If we’re out mowing, we’ll return your call as soon as practical.