Weed Control

Say goodbye to weeds—without compromising the health of your lawn.

At Smart Lawn Solutions, we don’t just kill weeds—we restore balance to your turf. Our targeted weed control solutions are designed to eliminate invasive plants while protecting and strengthening your grass for the long term.

Weeds compete with your lawn for light, nutrients, water, and space. If left untreated, they:

• Cause thin, patchy grass coverage
   
• Disrupt soil health
   
• Make your lawn look neglected
   
• Invite pests and disease
   
• Spread rapidly across your property
   

Even the healthiest lawns can develop weed issues due to environmental stress, mowing habits, or nutrient imbalances.

 We identify and treat a wide variety of common lawn weeds, including:

• Broadleaf weeds: Clover, dandelions, plantain, bindii
   
• Grassy weeds: Crabgrass, paspalum, winter grass
   
• Creeping weeds: Couch grass invasion, creeping oxalis
   
• Seasonal invaders: Summer and winter annual weeds
   

Each weed type requires a different strategy—blanket sprays don’t work on all of them.

At Smart Lawn Solutions, our weed control isn’t one-size-fits-all—it’s smart, selective, and lawn-friendly.

We inspect your lawn to identify weed types, infestation level, and overall lawn health.

We use the appropriate herbicide or non-chemical solution depending on the weed, grass type, and season:

• Selective herbicides – kill weeds without harming the grass
   
• Pre-emergent control – stops weeds before they sprout
   
• Spot spraying – for isolated or stubborn weed patches
   

We apply treatments when they’re most effective—often in early growth stages or during seasonal transitions. We monitor weather to avoid runoff and maximise effectiveness.

We follow up with advice or services like fertilising, mowing height adjustment, or aeration to help your grass recover and outcompete future weed growth.

•  Regular mowing at the correct height
   
• Seasonal fertilising to boost turf density
   
• Proper watering routines
   
• Lawn aeration to reduce compaction
   
• Overseeding to fill in bare spots
   

A thick, healthy lawn is the best natural defence against weeds.