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Wintergreen Couch, Gold Coast and Brisbane

Wintergreen Couch, Gold Coast and Brisbane

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Price per m2. Slabs not rolls.

Wintergreen Couch priced perfect for Gold Coast and Brisbane

Wintergreen Couch is a drought-resistant turf variety that stays soft underfoot, unlike some other couch grasses. Even during the cooler winter months, it maintains its vibrant green colour—living up to its name, "Wintergreen.” While it may brown slightly in frost, it quickly recovers with proper fertilisation and watering.  

Available for delivery across Brisbane, Gold Coast, South Brisbane & Scenic Rim.

Why Choose Wintergreen Couch?


✔ Exceptional Drought Tolerance – Stays green with minimal watering.  
✔ Soft & Comfortable – Unlike traditional couch grass, it’s not rough to the touch. 
✔ Year-Round Colour – Retains its lush green look even in winter, except in extreme frost.  
✔ Durable & Disease Resistant – Handles various weather conditions and common turf diseases.  
✔ Perfect for a Manicured Lawn – Best results with weekly mowing and regular fertilisation.  

For a hard-wearing, visually appealing, and low-maintenance lawn, Wintergreen Couch is a top choice for Gold Coast, Brisbane and Scenic Rim homes and landscapes.


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Delivery rates on the Gold Coast, South Brisbane and Scenic Rim start from $175 per load. You can add delivery to your order through the checkout when choosing shipping options. Otherwise, we'll see you soon when picking up your order!
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Product FAQ

What is Wintergreen Couch turf?

Wintergreen Couch is a soft, fine-leaf grass variety known for its bright green colour, durability, and excellent wear resistance—ideal for lawns, playgrounds, and high-traffic areas.

Is Wintergreen Couch turf delivered in slabs or rolls?

Our Wintergreen Couch turf is supplied in slabs, not rolls, for easier installation and handling. Each slab is half a square metre and weights approximately 25kg.

What's the difference between Wintergreen Couch and Buffalo Sapphire?

Couch grass tends to have a softer leaf and isn't as hardy as Buffalo grass. Couch roots are also deeper (which can help with holding soil together) and buffalo grass root structure is generally horizontal in nature and creates a thick carpet like turf.

Is Wintergreen Couch turf suitable for pets and children?

Yes, Wintergreen Couch is soft, safe, and durable, making it ideal for areas used by pets and children.

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