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How long do I need to wait until I can walk on my new turf?

You should wait 2–3 weeks before you walk on it to make sure the roots have anchored before you walk on it.

When can I cut my new turf?

You can mow your new lawn once it has grown approximately 30 to 50mm, which should take 2–3 weeks after laying it.

When should I fertilise my lawn?

Water your lawn a day or 2 before applying the fertiliser, once the grass is dry, apply the fertiliser and then lightly water it again.