Kikuyu Grass
Kikuyu Grass: The Fast-Growing, Low-Maintenance Solution
Kikuyu Turf: The Ultimate Game-Changer?
- Drought and heat tolerant: minimal watering, perfect for hot and dry areas.
- Wear and tear-resistant: ideal for high-traffic areas.
- Disease and pest-resistance: high resistance to common pests and diseases.
- Adaptable to most soils: thrives in sandy, loamy, and clay soils.
- Fast regeneration: quickly recovers and grows back after damage.
- Low irritant: produces less pollen, perfect for allergy sufferers.
- Budget-friendly: affordable compared to other varieties.
- Thrives in full sun: loves sunny areas and can grow even in full sun.

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Get a Lush and Hardy Lawn with Kikuyu Grass by Green Oasis
Are you tired of your lawn looking dull and lifeless? Bring it back to life with Green Oasis Lawn and Reticulation’s high-quality Kikuyu turf. Whether you prefer budget-friendly or higher-grade options, we’ve got you covered.
But the real magic of Kikuyu grass lies in its resilience, able to withstand even the harshest Western Australian weather conditions while requiring minimal maintenance. This means you can enjoy a healthy, thriving lawn without the hassle and expense of constant upkeep.
At Green Oasis, we’re committed to providing top-quality installations and excellent customer service. With our quality guarantee, you can be confident that your Kikuyu lawn will remain beautiful for years to come.
Don’t settle for a dull, lifeless lawn any longer. Contact Green Oasis today to schedule your Kikuyu turf installation and transform your outdoor space into a vibrant oasis that will leave your neighbours envious.
Essential Maintenance Tips for Kikuyu Grass
Maintaining kikuyu grass isn’t difficult if you take the time to learn how to do it properly. In general, kikuyu care should be focused on three major areas: irrigation, mowing, and fertilising. Let’s discuss them in detail below.
Irrigation
Kikuyu lawn requires consistent deep watering to thrive. Aim to soak the top 100mm of soil, which typically requires about 30 minutes with a standard sprinkler. This process encourages strong root growth, which when established, will enable the grass to eventually be more resistant to dry spells.
Mowing
Cutting too much off the top of kikuyu turf can weaken and stress the grass. So make sure you don’t remove more than 1/3 of the leaf blade in a single mow. If it’s growing season, mow every 7-10 days and the height between 25-40mm.
Fertilising
Apply a balanced, slow-release fertiliser in early spring and again in late summer to promote growth and achieve a rich green colour. There are manufacturer’s guidelines printed on packages or available online that you can follow to avoid over-fertilisation.