Are your landscaping services insured and QBCC certified?

Absolutely. Our team is fully insured and QBCC certified, giving you peace of mind that every project is handled with the highest standards of quality and professionalism.

Do you provide any maintenance or follow-up services after a landscaping project is completed?

Yes, we offer ongoing maintenance services to keep your landscaped areas in top condition. Whether it’s seasonal maintenance or regular upkeep, we provide tailored services to ensure your landscape remains beautiful and functional long after the project is complete.

How do you handle drainage issues in yards and landscaped areas?

We specialise in customised drainage solutions to prevent water pooling and soil erosion in your outdoor spaces. Our team assesses your property’s specific needs to install effective drainage systems, ensuring that water flows properly and keeps your yard safe and dry.

What is the process for scheduling a free onsite quote?

Booking a free onsite quote is simple. Just give us a call or book a quote through our online booking system. We’ll arrange a time that suits you for an in-person assessment, where we discuss your goals and provide an accurate, no-obligation quote.

What types of landscaping services do you offer for residential and commercial properties?

We offer a full range of landscaping services for both residential and commercial clients. These include structural landscaping, fencing, retaining walls, paving, drainage solutions, garden and veggie boxes, turfing, and artificial turf installation. No matter the size or scope, we’re equipped to make your outdoor space both functional and beautiful.

Can a Lawn Mower Spread Fungus?

While lawn mowers are essential tools for maintaining a neat, healthy lawn, they can also spread fungal diseases if not properly cleaned and maintained. Fungus spores can stick to mower blades and be carried across your lawn, potentially damaging grass and causing unsightly patches.

How Often Should You Mow Your Lawn?

The ideal mowing frequency depends on your grass type, climate, and time of year. In general, grass should be mowed when it reaches about one-third of its ideal height. Regular mowing encourages healthy growth and prevents weeds from taking root.

Is it Okay to Fertilise Your Lawn After Mowing?

Yes, you can fertilise your lawn after mowing. In fact, applying fertilizer right after mowing can help the nutrients reach the soil more effectively. However, avoid fertilizing during the hottest part of the day, as this can lead to fertiliser burn.

Is it Okay to Mow Wet Grass?

Mowing wet grass is generally not recommended, especially after a rainstorm. Wet grass can clump together, making it harder to mow evenly, and can clog your mower. More importantly, mowing wet grass can lead to soil compaction, which affects the overall health of your lawn.

Watering After Mowing: Yes or No?

Whether you should water your lawn after mowing depends on your lawn’s watering schedule. If you’ve already set a consistent watering plan, it’s usually not necessary to water immediately after mowing. However, if the soil is dry, a light watering can help the grass recover from the stress of mowing.

When is it Too Hot to Mow Your Lawn?

It’s best to avoid mowing your lawn during extreme heat, particularly during heatwaves. High temperatures cause grass to go into stress mode, and mowing during these conditions can damage the grass, leaving it vulnerable to diseases. It’s advisable to mow early in the morning or late in the evening when temperatures are cooler.

Can I hire a skip bin for large waste removal on my property?

Absolutely! We offer skip bins for hire to make waste disposal easy and convenient for large properties. This service is especially useful after a cleanup or landscaping project.

Do you provide fencing repairs and installations for large properties?

Yes, we offer fencing installation and repair services for acreage properties. We use durable materials and expert techniques to secure your property with long-lasting fences.

How often should I schedule maintenance for my acreage property?

The frequency of maintenance depends on your property’s needs and seasonality. We can help you set up a regular schedule for mowing, weed control, and other services to keep your land in top shape.

What acreage property maintenance services do you offer?

We offer comprehensive services including acreage mowing, slashing, weed control, fencing installation and repair, garden cleanups, lawn fertilisation, and general waste removal. We also provide skip bin hire for convenient green waste disposal.

Are you QBCC certified and insured for yard maintenance services?

Yes, our team is QBCC certified and fully insured, giving you peace of mind that every project is handled with professionalism and safety.

Do you provide regular maintenance or one-time cleanups?

Yes, we offer both regular yard maintenance plans and one-time cleanup services. Whether you need a consistent schedule or a single visit, we’re happy to accommodate your needs.

How can I book a free onsite quote?

Booking free onsite quotes are easy. Just give us a call or send us a message through our website, and we’ll arrange a time to visit your property and provide a no-obligation quote.

What happens to the waste collected from my yard?

We offer green waste removal and even provide skip bins for hire, ensuring all waste is responsibly disposed of or recycled, keeping your yard clean and environmentally friendly.

FAQs

Your Landscaping Questions, Answered

Structural Landscaping FAQ

Artificial Turf FAQ

Are There Different Types of Artificial Grass?

Yes, there are many types of artificial grass available, each with varying pile height, thickness, and realism. We offer a wide range of options to suit different needs and preferences. Artificial grass is also known by several other names, such as synthetic turf, synthetic lawn, fake grass, and astro turf.

Can Artificial Grass Be Installed Over Concrete, Bricks, or Pavement?

Yes, artificial grass can be installed over hard surfaces like concrete, bricks, or pavement, provided the installation is done properly with adequate drainage.

Can Artificial Grass Be Installed Over My Existing Lawn or Sand?

No, artificial grass cannot be installed directly over natural turf or sand. The area must be properly prepared, with old turf (whether synthetic or natural) removed. Sand is not a stable base, so it’s not suitable for laying artificial turf.

Can I Park My Car on Synthetic Grass?

While you can park on synthetic grass, doing so regularly will flatten the grass fibers, making the lawn look less lush and natural. For optimal results, park elsewhere.

Can I Put a BBQ on My Synthetic Grass?

It’s best to place barbecues or other hot objects on pavers to protect the turf. Avoid putting any open flames or heat sources directly on your artificial lawn to prevent damage.

Can People Steal My Artificial Grass?

No, artificial grass is heavy and securely installed with U-pins, making it difficult to steal or remove.

Can realistic artificial lawn be installed on uneven ground?

Yes, but the area must first be leveled and prepared to create a stable base. Our team handles all the prep work to ensure a smooth and professional finish.

Can Sunlight Damage or Fade Synthetic Grass?

Artificial grass may lose a small amount of color in the first few months due to sun exposure. After this initial period, the color stabilizes and doesn’t fade further.

Can Synthetic Grass Be Installed Around Pools?

Yes, artificial grass is ideal for installation around pools. Pool chemicals like chlorine won’t damage the turf, but it’s best to avoid direct contact with the grass to prevent potential wear.

Do You Install to Manufacturer’s Specifications?

Yes, all Turf Green installations follow the manufacturer’s specifications to ensure durability, longevity, and a seamless, worry-free experience. We never cut corners, ensuring your artificial lawn lasts as long as possible.

Does Artificial Grass Get Hot?

Like most materials, artificial grass absorbs heat, so it can become warm in direct sunlight. However, it cools quickly once watered and is not as hot as surfaces like concrete or asphalt.

Does Artificial Grass Get Weeds?

While artificial grass is designed to prevent weed growth, some may still find their way through the seams or edges. Simply pull them out or apply a weed killer if needed.

Does Water Drain Through Artificial Grass?

Yes, water can drain through artificial grass. During installation we ensure proper drainage to handle surface water and prevent pooling.

Does Your Artificial Grass Emit Toxic Vapors When It Heats Up?

No, our artificial grass does not emit toxic vapors or gases when heated. It is safe to use in your outdoor space.

How Can I Get Rid of Pet Odour From the Grass?

To eliminate pet odors, you can use disinfectant products like Pine-O-Clean. Avoid using bleach, as it could damage the color of the turf.

How Do I Maintain Artificial Grass?

Maintaining artificial grass is simple and requires minimal effort. Regular upkeep involves:

Cleaning: Sweep off leaves and debris or use a leaf blower. For spills or pet messes, hose down the affected areas.
Pet Care: Pick up pet solids as you would with natural grass, and rinse the area with cold water if needed.
Brushing: Lift the grass fibers by sweeping against the grain with a broom to keep them looking fresh and upright.

How Long Does Artificial Grass Last?

With proper care, artificial grass installed by Team Rhino can last over 10 years, depending on usage. Areas with high foot traffic may wear out faster, but regular maintenance helps extend its lifespan.

How long does artificial lawn last?

With proper care, artificial turf can last 15 years or more, making it a long-term, cost-effective solution for your yard.

How long does it take to install artificial lawn?

Installation time depends on the size of the area, but most projects are completed within a few days, including preparation and cleanup.

How Much Does Artificial Grass Cost?

The cost of artificial grass can vary depending on factors like quality, installation complexity, and area size. We offer competitive prices, and we also provide a free onsite quote.

Is artificial lawn safe for kids and pets?

Yes! Artificial lawn is designed to be soft, durable, and free from harmful chemicals, making it safe for families and pets alike.

Is your artificial grass covered by a Warranty?

Yes, we provide a comprehensive warranty for both the artificial grass and the installation, ensuring long-term peace of mind.

Is Your Artificial Grass Suitable for the Australian Climate?

Yes, our artificial grass is specifically designed for Australia’s weather conditions. UV-stabilized and resistant to heavy storms, it is perfect for Queensland’s hot summers and humid climates.

Is Your Synthetic Turf Safe for Kids Playgrounds?

Yes, Turf Green’s synthetic grass is free from toxic chemicals and heavy metals. It’s designed with “soft fall” properties for safety around play areas, making it a safer alternative to traditional playground surfaces.

What are the maintenance requirements for artificial lawn?

Artificial lawn requires minimal maintenance – no mowing, watering, or fertilising. Occasionally, you may need to brush or rinse it to remove debris and keep it looking great.

What Happens if I Spill Drinks or Food?

Most food and drink spills can be easily cleaned from artificial grass by rinsing with water. For stubborn stains, a mild soap solution can be used.

What Happens to the Grass When It Rains or Snows?

Water drains through the artificial grass, and snow will melt off the surface, allowing it to drain naturally.

What Holds the Artificial Grass Down?

We secure artificial grass with U-pins throughout the installation process to ensure it stays in place.

What if I Need to Access Pipes or Cables Under the Grass?

If there’s a need for future access, we can install access points under the grass, ensuring your pipes or cables remain accessible.

What Is Artificial Lawn Made From?

Artificial grass is typically made from polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP), two durable and weather-resistant synthetic fibers designed to mimic the look and feel of natural grass.

What is the width of your rolls?

Our artificial grass comes in 2-meter and 4-meter wide rolls, making it easy to customise for any space.

Why Install Artificial Grass Instead of Real Turf?

Artificial grass provides a soft, lush feel underfoot year-round, with no need for mowing, watering, fertilising, or using harmful weed killers. It’s a low-maintenance solution, giving you more time to enjoy your weekends and relax with family and friends, all while enjoying a beautiful, evergreen lawn throughout the year.

Natural Turf FAQ

Large Property Maintenance FAQ

Yard Maintenance FAQ

Weed Management FAQ

Are your weed management treatments safe for pets and children?

Yes, we use environmentally responsible products that are safe for families, pets, and wildlife when applied according to guidelines.

Can you combine weed management with other yard maintenance services?

Absolutely! We can integrate weed management with services like mowing, garden cleanups, and fertilization for a comprehensive yard care plan.

Do you offer preventative weed control?

Yes, we provide preventative treatments and advice to help keep your yard weed-free in the long term.

How often should weed management be performed?

The frequency depends on your property and the severity of the infestation. Many clients opt for seasonal or quarterly treatments for optimal results.

Should I cut weeds before spraying Roundup?

It is generally not necessary to cut weeds before spraying herbicide like Roundup (glyphosate). Uncut weeds are typically more effective at absorbing herbicide because the herbicide needs to be absorbed through the leaves and transported to the roots. Cutting the weeds beforehand could reduce the amount of herbicide the plant absorbs, making the treatment less effective.

However, if the weeds are very tall, it might be beneficial to trim them down to improve spray coverage, but avoid cutting too much of the plant. Allow some leaf material for absorption.

Should I pull dead weeds after spraying roundup?

After spraying herbicide like Roundup, it’s important to wait for the weeds to die before pulling them out. Herbicides take a few days to be absorbed and translocated throughout the plant, including to the roots. Pulling dead weeds prematurely could disrupt the process and allow some weed parts to regrow. Wait until the plants are visibly dead before removing them to ensure complete control.

What are the recommended tools for weeding?

Some of the best tools for tackling weeds include:

Weed Cutters: These tools are designed to slice weeds at ground level, making them ideal for grass and small weeds.
Cultivators: A hand cultivator, or “weed fork,” is excellent for breaking up soil and removing weeds with long taproots.
Hori Hori (Digging Knife): This versatile tool is perfect for digging out weeds and roots, with a sharp, pointed blade on one side and a serrated edge on the other.
Hoe: A hoe is effective for chopping through weeds, especially around perennials or shrubs where other tools may be cumbersome.

What is the difference between Weed Control and Weed Management?

Weed Control refers to methods used to limit the infestation of weeds, making it easier to grow crops or maintain a garden. This often involves preventing the spread of weeds or reducing their impact on crops or landscapes.
Weed Management, on the other hand, is a broader, more comprehensive approach. It includes prevention, eradication, and control, and it involves ongoing strategies to suppress weed growth, stop their spread, and protect assets from their negative impacts.

What types of weeds can you treat?

We treat a wide range of weeds, including common lawn invaders, garden weeds, and invasive species. Our team tailors the treatment to the specific needs of your property.

When should I not spray weeds?

Avoid spraying herbicides when it’s raining or if rain is expected soon. Rain can wash the herbicide off the weed leaves, reducing its effectiveness. Herbicides need time to be absorbed by the plant to reach the roots and kill the weed.