r/GardeningAustralia 🌡 Water Wise Gardener Feb 24 '23

πŸ’š Autumn Lawn Care Megathread & ask Lawn Solutions Australia anything! πŸ’š ALL SEASONS

Hello Aussie gardeners!

We hope you are enjoying the shift to cooler weather.

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u/thelinebetween22 Feb 25 '23

https://preview.redd.it/toa68gvqz9ka1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1df7bc8f801fe880ec9e795eb1d4f58d6b12f4fe

Hi u/LawnSolutionsAu - what can I do to stop these lighter patches in my lawn? It’s Sir Walter Buffalo (99% sure) on a slope. Located in Newcastle NSW, gets watered twice a week and mowed once a week/every 10 days.

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u/LawnSolutionsAu 🌾 Lawn guru Feb 25 '23

It looks like it might be from the mower deck, scalping a bit. I would look at raising your mowing height a notch on the slope and ensuring your blades are sharp as its tearing the leaf, might need blades replacing.