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Hit the Bullseye with Dart Bindii & Broadleaf Lawn Weed Killer 🌱🎯

A lush, green lawn is every homeowner’s dream—but pesky weeds like Bindii, Clover and Capeweed can quickly turn your lawn into a prickly nightmare. The good news? DAVID GRAYS Dart Bindii & Broadleaf Lawn Weed Killer is here to help you reclaim your backyard with ease. Why Choose Dart? ✅ Targets hard-to-kill weeds in lawns✅ Safe for Buffalo lawns✅ Long-lasting control for up to 3 months Unlike many herbicides, Dart has a triple-active formula designed to knock out the toughest broadleaf weeds—without harming your lawn when used as directed. Weeds Controlled by Dart Dart Selective Lawn Herbicide is specially formulated to take down: Bindii-eye Capeweed Cat’s Ears (Flatweeds) Creeping Oxalis Cudweed Plantain White Clover With its high-powered blend, Dart doesn’t just...

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🌱 Seaweed Gold – The Natural Boost Your Plants Deserve!

At Lumpy’s Nursery & Landscape Yard, we’re always on the lookout for products that help gardeners achieve healthier, stronger plants without relying on harsh chemicals. One of our absolute favourites is Fair Dinkum Fertilizers Seaweed Gold – a premium liquid seaweed concentrate made from fresh Australian Bull Kelp, harvested off the pristine North West coast of Tasmania. This all-purpose plant tonic is a true garden game-changer – perfect for home gardeners, landscapers, farmers, and anyone who wants to give their plants a natural edge. Why Choose Seaweed Gold? Unlike other liquid seaweed products, Seaweed Gold is created through a unique process called warm hydrolysis. This gentle extraction method locks in all the beneficial compounds from the kelp, ensuring your plants get...

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Lawn Care Tips: How to Keep Your Lawn Healthy and Green Year-Round 🌱

A thriving, green lawn is one of the best features of any garden. With the right care and timing, your lawn can look amazing all year. Here are some simple, effective lawn care tips for Australian conditions that will help you achieve a lush backyard you’ll be proud of. 1. Feeding Your Lawn with the Right Nutrients For grass to grow strong and healthy, it needs three key nutrients: Nitrogen – promotes rich green colour and leafy growth. Phosphorus – encourages deep root development. Potassium – boosts overall lawn health and resilience. Trace elements like iron and zinc can also improve colour and strengthen your lawn during stressful weather conditions. 👉 Tip: A soil test is a great way to...

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🍓 How to Grow Delicious Strawberries

Few things beat the taste of a sweet, sun-warmed strawberry picked straight from the garden. Strawberries are not only delicious but also surprisingly easy to grow with the right preparation and care. At Lumpy’s, we’ve got a fantastic selection of strawberry seedlings ready for planting, plus everything you need to set yourself up for success. Here’s your guide to growing your own juicy strawberries. 🌱 Choosing the Right Variety Different strawberry varieties offer different flavours, colours, and growth habits, so it’s worth mixing and matching for a longer harvest and a bit of fun in the garden. At Lumpy’s, we stock: Fresca – Compact, ideal for pots and small spaces. Sweetheart – Reliable, sweet flavour and high yields. Handstand Mega...

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🌿 Garden Releaf – Growing Health, Happiness & Community

At Lumpy’s, we believe gardening isn’t just about plants—it’s about people. That’s exactly why we’re proud to support Garden Releaf Australia, a heart-warming initiative that encourages Australians to discover the health and wellbeing benefits of spending time in the garden. 🌱 Where It All Began – From the UK to Australia The idea of gardening as a tool for community connection and personal wellbeing has deep roots—literally. In the UK, allotments and community gardens have been a part of life for over 200 years. Small plots of land were provided for families to grow vegetables, flowers, and medicinal herbs, helping people stay active, connected, and nourished. Over time, these spaces became more than food gardens—they became green sanctuaries. Organisations like...

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