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Think of laying lawn? Replacing old, dead grass with new turf? Simply laying turf or sowing grass seed does not guarantee the grass will grow. Here is a few tips & tricks the help ensure your grass will take & continue to grow.

The first place to start is by the area in the dam that is leaking will allow you to concentrate only on the leaking area & can reduce the amount of Water$ave dam sealer needed to seal it.

Your plants may be struggling to grow & thrive. This can be caused by your soil being to compacted. Compacted soil can reduce the plant’s access to water, soil & nutrients, because there is simply no room for them to enter the soil. 

The recent rain has not only helped to extinguish the recent Australian Bush fires, it has also meant rain has given some relief to drought affected areas. Dams are filling up quickly & leaks are being found that may not have been there before.

Water problems on your work site? Are you overrun with muddy water to thick to pump but to watery to shovel? Need to reduce your water usage while keeping your dust under control? Polymer Innovations can help!

Whether you are looking at sealing a leaking dam or constructing a new one, here are a few things you should know.

Knowing your soil’s texture can help in many ways, including choosing the right plant for your soil. The type of soil you have can help determine which plants will be best suited to the area which will help increase their survival rates.

Let it snow this Christmas with Polymer Innovations’ D’ziner Snow. D’ziner Snow is an amazing, instant, realistic looking snow that can be used for window displays, weddings, functions, birthdays, theme parties, Christmas events and so much more.

Water$ave Dust Suppression is cost effect & efficient in controlling dust. It can assist with reducing the volume & frequency of watering by up to 50%, saving you time, money & water.

If your soil is to acidic or alkaline if can dramatically affect the growth of your plants. Follow these few basic steps to see if the soil is acidic or alkaline.