Category: Landscape Supplies

Name: All Stake Supply
Address: 19-21 Charles Street, St Marys, NSW, 2760, AU
Telephone: 1300 130 123
Rating: 5

3 Landscaping Mistakes to Avoid
27 July, 2015
The key to a beautiful, landscaped yard is starting with a good landscaping plan. There are many things that can go wrong with your landscape project, causing inconvenience and costing you money. (more…)
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3 Effective Ways to Minimise Soil Erosion
23 March, 2015
Soil erosion occurs when land is disturbed by either natural elements or daily activities. Its development is often unnoticed but it brings serious damage to the soil, making it lose much of its nutrients. (more…)
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2 Quick Steps to Stake Large Trees
23 February, 2015
A newly planted tree is prone to bending or falling over due to wind, earth movement or man activities. To prevent damage on newly installed large trees, using hardwood stakes are needed for the trunk and roots to grow strong. (more…)
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Types and Uses of Survey Pegs
03 February, 2015
Construction surveying (also known as “lay-out” or “setting-out”) is the process of indicating or marking precise location and positions in a site, this is usually done by a surveyor in structural or road projects. (more…)
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A Practical Park on Grass Solution
28 January, 2015
If you need to create extra parking and are looking for an affordable solution on how to park on grass or gravel without damaging the surface, good news! You’ve come to the right place! Rut and tear are common problems in grass carparks and driveways. Grass reinforcement products are the perfect solution as they can protect ground surfaces from cars while providing additional parking spaces. (more…)
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How to Use Jute Mesh for Erosion Control
30 November, 2014
Jute Mesh is a coarse, open mesh material that is made up of natural jute fibres. It is commonly used as an erosion control product.
Jute Mesh is applied to prevent erosion, hold seeds intact, and to stabilised slopes. It allows plant and/or natural vegetation to grow through while keeping the soil in place.The matting is biodegradable and can last 1 to 2 years. (more…)
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