Full sun grasses

Australia summers can be hot and dry, and can wreak havoc on our beautiful grassy lawns. Full sun grasses have been cultivated to withstand the heat, and the sun, so you can still enjoy a green lawn all year round.

If you're unsure which is the best full sun plant for you, get in touch with one of our friendly horticulturists. We've been working with these plants for decades, and can provide detailed advice on which product will work best for your landscaping needs.

There are a number of factors which will influence which full sun grass is right for your garden, such as:

• How much sun your backyard gets
• The soil conditions
• What you will be using your plant for
• Your own personal preferences and tastes

Our nurseries are well stocked with full sun grass plants to suit all needs. We have display gardens to showcase our offerings, and a huge range of products to help your grass look its best.

Yes — we offer free delivery to suburbs located near our nursery in Hoppers Crossing. If you live outside of this area, however, we can still deliver full sun grasses to you! We price our delivery services on distance by kilometre, but for an accurate quote, get in touch with our team or visit our delivery page for more information.

Like most plants, we usually recommend planting full sun grasses in spring. Mild temperatures are idea for sowing grass seeds, as it gives your lawn plenty of time to establish before the weather becomes too hot.

However, as we also sell established grasses in pots, it's possible to plant your full sun grasses during other seasons. To get the best results, ask one of our team members and they can give you comprehensive advice about which full sun grass is right for you, and when to plant it.

In early spring, before new growth begins, you should cut your grass down to 10 to 12cm tall. Use garden shears or a lawnmower for larger swathes of grass. During winter, let your grass go. You can also use fertilisers specially designed to assist grass growth, but ask one of our horticulturists to find out which is the right product for your plant.