Matilda is the ultimate in soft leaf buffalo. A stunningly lush and beautiful lawn, it is characterised by a dense thatch and rich evergreen colour. Also, having a leaf blade that is smooth textured on both sides, this lawn is an open invitation for children’s play and barefoot adult enjoyment.

But, this semi dwarf soft leaf buffalo is also a tough, low maintenance, lawn. It is quick to establish and even self repairs when damaged. This comes from its vibrant fibrous root system that helps it tolerate clay, salty and rocky soils, coastal and dry conditions, pets, full sun and up to 80 percent part shade. It can even survive in temperatures below zero.

This light green creeping perennial variety of lawn has above and below ground runners which give it a vigorous growth habit and high thatching appearance. Kikuyu has high durability to wear and tear, a tendency to quickly establish and a great ability to recuperate after damage. It is particularly pet tolerant.

Adapted for full sun conditions kikuyu is tolerant of drought but less tolerant of shade. It will hold its colour well in most conditions. It grows best in well-drained, medium textured, fertile soil, and its low maintenance requirements make it economical for use in large areas.

Sir Walter Buffalo is a deep‑green, soft‑leaf lawn known for its dense coverage, weed resistance, and excellent durability. Its broad blades and creeping stolons create a uniform, cushioned surface that handles foot traffic well and recovers quickly, making it ideal for families and pets.

Highly versatile, Sir Walter performs reliably in both full sun and shaded areas, with strong drought tolerance once established and year‑round colour retention. It grows best in well‑drained, fertile soils and requires only moderate maintenance, offering long‑term value and a consistently attractive lawn with minimal effort.