Fertiliser & Feed

Our Fertilisers & Feeds

Whether you're caring for a domestic lawn, grazing paddock, sports turf, or garden plants, we have fertilisers to suit every need.

• Lawn & Turf Fertiliser – For green, healthy domestic lawns
• Liquid Fertiliser – Ideal for quick results and easy application
• Feed & Moss Killer – Two-in-one solutions for weed and moss control
• Plant Feed – Targeted nutrients for flowers, veg, and beds
• Paddock & Pasture Fertiliser – Tailored for equine and livestock area
• Bulk Buy Fertiliser – For large areas and trade customers

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply fertiliser?

This depends on the type of fertiliser. Granular feeds are best applied with a spreader, while liquid fertiliser should be used with a sprayer for even coverage. Always follow the recommended application rates listed on the product. For information on how fertilising a lawn, refer to our guide on how to fertilise a lawn. If you're fertilising your garden, please refer to our guide on how to fertilise a lawn.

Can I use the same fertiliser for lawns, plants, and paddocks?

No – different areas need different nutrient balances. Lawn fertiliser is designed to support grass growth, plant fertilisers often include micronutrients for flowering and foliage, while paddock fertiliser is designed to be safe for grazing animals. Choose a product suited to your specific area.

What’s the best fertiliser for a new lawn?

Use a fertiliser high in phosphorus to encourage strong root development – like our Pre-Seed & Turf Fertiliser. It helps new grass establish faster and more evenly. We also recommend seasonal fertilisers, as they are specially formulated to bring out the best in your grass even when weather conditions are harsh.

How often should I fertilise?

Lawns typically benefit from fertilising every 2–3 months depending on the season. Plants may need feeding more regularly during their growing phase, while paddocks can be treated 2–4 times a year based on grazing rotation and soil condition.

Can I fertilise in winter?

Yes – but use a product formulated for cold weather. Our autumn and winter lawn fertilisers are designed to strengthen roots and improve disease resistance during dormant months. Avoid standard high-nitrogen fertilisers in winter. To keep your lawn healthy over the colder months, refer to our winter lawn care guide.

Can over-fertilising cause damage?

Yes. Over-fertilising can lead to scorch, yellowing, or even root damage. This can be caused by using too much product or applying it too often. Always water well after application and stick to the guidelines.