Turf Australia

Turf loves the Environment

The average yard of turf absorbs carbon dioxide, capturing carbon and reducing our greatest greenhouse gas and produces enough oxygen for a family of 4.

Turf Loves Exercise

When used in open greenspaces Turf allows for healthy communities and helps tackle health problems such as obesity.

Turf Loves Stopping Erosion

Turf also filters runoff water and traps pollutants before they get to Australiaâ€™s rivers and streams, destroying natural vegetation and fragile ecosystems.

Turf Loves Lowering Emissions

Turf is a natural air conditioner and the average size lawn produces the same cooling effect as 9 tonnes of air conditioning (enough for two houses).

Turf Loves Being a Natural Product

If cared for Turf does not need to be replaced like synthetic turf. Studies have now proven synthetic turf contains unacceptable levels of lead used in the colouring process and are often 10 times the recommended amount.

Turf Loves Cooling

The temperature on a green lawn in mid summer is, 10oC less than bare soil, 20oC less than asphalt, concrete or pebble mulch and 40oC less than synthetic turf.

Turf Loves Making Oxygen

With an average home garden giving off more than enough to replace what a family uses each day.

Turf Loves Being Adaptable

There are five key varieties to choose from that suit every application across our great nation.

Turf Loves Using Less Water

Turf does not need potable water, it can use for home grey water or tank water and survive on less water than you think

Turf Loves being the Allrounder

Turf not only protects houses from bushfires by providing a barrier but also reduces noise, is great for green roofs, improves social health and increases the value of your home buy up to 20%