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Summer is hard on lawns. From the well-worn cricket pitch to the slip-and-slide track, baked by the hot sun and dry winds, you’ve got turf that’s far from lush and healthy. With Yates Weed ‘n’ Feed, you can restore your lawn in one easy step.
While mowing and keeping your lawn hydrated are vital to lawn health, repairing damage and bringing it back to its best requires more. Keeping on top of weeds that are sprouting up and competing for space is key, along with a strengthening tonic for healthy growth.
With Yates Weed ‘n’ Feed, you can tick off both these jobs at once. Yates Weed ‘n’ Feed is a fast-acting weedkiller that will make a visible difference to your lawn’s weed problem within days. It targets common lawn weeds like thistles, bindii, clover and dandelions, leaving you with a healthy, even carpet of grass. Weeds absorb the herbicide through their leaves and die within four weeks.
At the same time as blitzing weeds, Yates Weed ‘n’ Feed gives your grass a much-needed boost to kickstart growth and encourage your lawn to look its healthy best – it’s like a vitamin supplement regimen for your grass. The fertiliser contains all the nutrients your lawn needs, including iron and nitrogen for fast greening.
Simply connect Yates Weed ‘n’ Feed to the hose, flick the switch and give the lawn a good, even spray.
If you prefer granules to liquid, Yates Weed ‘n’ Feed Granular will give your lawn the same boost – just water the lawn, broadcast the granules, then water again two days later.
Tip: Check you’ve got the right product for your lawns. Regular Weed ‘n’ Feed isn’t suitable for buffalo lawns, but BuffaloPro gives your buffalo lawn the right treatment. (If you’re not sure of your lawn type, BuffaloPro is the safest choice.)
Check out the rest of our Yates range.
Some products are not available at all Bunnings stores, but may be ordered.
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