Archives for June 2017

Friday the 23rd was bring your Dog to work day. I told Keith, Ethel, Jessica, Millie and Indiana this exciting news and they just wagged their tails.

Although every day at Coastal Turf is bring your Dog to work day. Sometimes I wonder whether Jessica, Ethel and Keith believe in their doggie heads that is really bring your owner to work day, because I am the only one that can drive the car. Its a good to save their legs you know. All that running around the harvester is a lot of hard work. And in their heads, really important. I think that Jessica feels that if she didn’t the harvester wouldn’t work. Keith and Indy on the other hand are content to keep John company in the harvester.

And deliveries are always a pleasure with my Dogs there to keep me company.

I do think though that maybe we all just forgot to NOT Bring our Dog to Work today.

I don’t know about you, but I know that our dogs help us see fit, help us to relax and take away stress in our lives. A great big cuddle from a dog is wonderful. And the lick up the side of the face means you cant really take life too seriously.

 

They are a really part of the family. Ones that won’t talk back. Always are excited to see you and look at you with that face.

 

And thats why Coastal Turf make sure we have turf lawn varieties to suit all dog sizes and shapes. We always make sure that each varitiety is tested by our dogs at home and at work. As an important part of our families they need their rooms (your yard) to be clean and safe happy places. And natural grass is the best at absorbing their toileting habits. Give us a call and we will help you pick the best type of turf for the really loving member of your family. Keith, Ethel, Jessica, Indiana and Millie will make sure of it.

Chat soon

Sare

 

 

 

http://https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0YAi347AAY

Well we aren’t really movie stars but we now have a youtube channel you can watch instructional videos. And they are pretty cool

Enjoy them guys

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Sare

Turf Australia has just release their winter “what to do to your lawn”. Its a great reminder that your lawn will slow down at this time of year, so you don’t need to mow as often or as high.

We are exceedingly luck here in the Northern Rivers Gold Coast Regions, because our soils ever really get cold enough to holt turf establishment. Which means we can plant your lawn all year round.

And the winter rain, it just makes the establishment period faster. And means less work from you to ensure the establishment. Always a good thing with instant lawn. The less work from you to make your lawn green and fluffy and fun, the better.

 

With all this rain at the moment I know I am really thankful for our lawn out the front of our house on the way too our cars. There is so much less mud coming into the house than there could be. I say less, because I have 3 kids, and there will always be mud in my house. And two are boys, so even when they are older, I’m sure I will still have mud being walked through from somewhere. Even when its dry. Thats why I made sure when we built the house that grass came right up to the front door.

 

Chat soon

Sare

 

This week has been all about going back to school for us and Tony the Turfman’s boys. The Boys said it was better than going back to school because they got to spend all day outside on the school oval, instead of having to go inside a classroom.

 

I really do hope they learned something though. I mean they all already know how to install quality turf, green side up. They know how to role so that no gaps are left and the ground is even for kids to play on. And they do already know how to drive the skid steer around to place the turf percent for installation.

After the floods, areas around Murwillumbah were deemed unsafe of the kids, the  town has been working really hard to get new green areas for our kids to play. And what is more green than Grass!

 

This new area will be great for sports carnival. lunchtime football games, and the chasing games across the grass. Ahh to be young again and run around on the grass.