Celebrating Sir Walter DNA Certified

Sir Walter DNA Certified logo for November

We love Sir Walter DNA Certified, in fact, we love it so much we’re dedicating the whole month of November to it!

Have a dirt patch that’s desperate for some lawn? Join in the fun this November and receive a free years supply of aftercare fertiliser with any purchase of Sir Walter DNA Certified over 40m2!

November Specials Fertiliser

Did you know Sir Walter DNA Certified is the number 1 selling buffalo in Australia?

There’s a reason too, it’s a proven go anywhere, grow anywhere lawn!

Why is Sir Walter so great?

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It’s DNA Certified, from an accredited supplier and breeder guaranteed!

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It’s hardy and self-repairing; great for kids and pets!

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It’s drought tolerant and perfectly suited to our South Australian climate!

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It’s low maintenance and easy to care for!

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It’s 70% shade tolerant!

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It has a soft leaf that’s low allergenic!

And, our customers love it!

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Here’s a pic of my turf after 11 weeks, it’s going gun buster, really happy on how its looking and so is my dog! Going to rip up my front lawn and replace it with the same.

Jason – Glengowrie

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We can’t believe it has been 6 weeks. We are extremely happy with our Sir Walter DNA Certified lawn. As a result, we are looking at increasing our lawn area in April.

Todd – Athelstone

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I’m obsessed with our new turf and just wanted to say thank you so much. We have transformed our backyard to a yard that is child friendly. We love it!

Brittney – Keith

If you want to be this excited about your lawn, give us a call today and treat yourself to some Sir Walter DNA Certified!

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