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Townsville Mowing FAQ - Answers to your Questions 

At Grasswork Lawn Care, we know you may have questions about Townsville mowing services. Below, we've answered that he most common quiries about out lawn care services to help you make the best choice for your property.

General Lawn Mowing Questions 

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1. How often should i mow my lawn in Townsville?

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It depends on the season and grass type, Typically lawns should be mowed in  Townsville every 1 - 2 weeks all year. Regular lawn maintenance keeps your grass healthy and prevents weeds from taking over. The more often you mow and the less leaf you cut, the healthier your lawn will be. Cutting only the top third of the grass blade encourages deeper roots and a fuller lawn.

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2. How much does lawn mowing cost in Townsville?

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The cost of lawn mowing services depends on the size of your yard, grass height, lawn type, access to the property, frequency and several other factors. Contact us today for a free lawn mowing quote!

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3. Do i need to be home when you mow the lawn ?

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No, as long as we have clear access to your yard. If there are locked gates or pets, please let us know in advance.

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4. What areas do you service ?

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We provide lawn mowing services across most Townsville suburbs, If you're unsure, get in touch, and we'll confirm availability in your area.

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Lawn Care & Maintenance Questions

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5. What's included in your basic lawn mowing service?

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Our standard lawn mowing service includes:

Mowing - Cutting your grass to the perfect height.

Edging - Neat edges along paths, driveways and garden beds. 

Blow Cleanup - Blowing down all hard surfaces to remove lawn clippings and debris.

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Additional  services like hedge trimming, weed management and. fertilisation are also available. 

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6. Do you offer commercial lawn care?

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Absolutely ! We provide commercial lawn mowing and gardening services for businesses,  schools, real estates, and strata complexes.

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Grass Health & Lawn Problems 

 

7.  How can i keep my lawn green and healthy?

 

Follow these lawn care tips:

 

- Mow regularly at the correct height 

- Water early in the morning (2-3 times per week)

- Fertilise every 6-8 weeks for strong, green growth

- Aerate and dethatch once a year to improve your soil health.

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For. expert lawn maintenance in Townsville, book a service with. us!

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9. Why does my lawn look patchy or brown ?

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Common reasons include: 

- Under watering or overwatering 

- Lack of nutrients (fertilisers)

- Pests or disease issues

- Scalping (cutting the grass too short)

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We can assess your lawns condition and recommend the best treatment.

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10. Why is lawn coring important for Townsville lawns?

 

Lawn coring, also known as aeration, is essential for maintaining healthy grass in Townsville’s tropical climate. The region's compacted soils and frequent rainfall can lead to poor drainage and restricted root growth. Coring helps by removing small plugs of soil, allowing water, air, and nutrients to penetrate deeper into the roots. This promotes stronger, greener grass and improves overall lawn resilience, especially during the dry season. Regular coring also reduces thatch buildup and helps prevent common lawn issues like water pooling and poor growth.

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Other Questions 

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11. How often should I get my hedges trimmed in Townsville?

 

In Townsville’s warm climate, hedges grow quickly and need regular trimming to stay neat and healthy. For most hedges, trimming every 4–8 weeks during the growing season (spring and summer) helps maintain their shape and encourages dense, healthy growth. Slower-growing or formal hedges may need trimming every 2–3 months. Regular maintenance prevents overgrowth, reduces pest issues, and keeps your garden looking tidy year-round.

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12. When is the best time to fertilise my lawn in Townsville?

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The best times to fertilise your lawn in Townsville are early spring and late summer when grass is actively growing. In the tropical climate, warm-season grasses like Couch, Buffalo, and Zoysia benefit from regular feeding every 6–8 weeks to maintain strong, green growth. Using a slow-release fertiliser helps provide consistent nutrients, while liquid fertilisers can give a quick boost. Avoid fertilising during extreme heat or heavy rain to prevent nutrient loss and lawn stress.

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13. Why is mulching important for gardens in Townsville?

 

Mulching is essential for maintaining healthy gardens in Townsville’s hot and tropical climate. A good layer of mulch helps retain soil moisture, reducing the need for frequent watering, especially during the dry season. It also suppresses weeds, regulates soil temperature, and adds organic matter as it breaks down, improving soil health. Using mulch like bark, wood chips, or sugarcane can protect plant roots from extreme heat and heavy rain, keeping your garden looking its best year-round.

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14.  Why choose Grasswork Lawn Care for your lawn and garden maintenance in Townsville?

 

Grasswork Lawn Care is a trusted local business dedicated to keeping Townsville lawns and gardens looking their best. We offer professional, reliable, and high-quality services, including lawn mowing, coring, hedge trimming, fertilisation, and mulching. Our team understands the unique challenges of maintaining lawns in Townsville’s tropical climate and provides tailored solutions to keep your outdoor spaces healthy year-round. With a focus on customer satisfaction, competitive pricing, and efficient service, Grasswork Lawn Care is the go-to choice for residential and commercial properties.

Booking and Contact Questions 

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15. How do i book a lawn mowing service?

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Organise a quote today ! Fill out our online quote form and someone will be in touch to organise booking in your service !

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16. Can i. set up a regular lawn mowing service ?

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Yes! We offer weekly or fortnightly lawn maintenance plans to keep your yard looking its best all year round.

 

Still have questions ? Contact Grasswork Lawn Care today ! 

 

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