LawnSuite and Lawn Pride: plans, products and app

Looking for Lawn Pride's lawn maintenance plans, products or an app to keep your lawn care organised? Lawn Pride publishes plans by turf type and sells lawn care products and bundles. LawnSuite brings your lawn's details, care records, label-rate calculations and Jed together, with grass-and-climate programs on Pro. [1] [2] [3]

Public information checked 10 October 2026 (AEST). This page compares the Lawn Pride resources linked below with LawnSuite's published app features. It is not a review of every Lawn Pride service. LawnSuite is independent of Lawn Pride; this page does not imply a partnership or endorsement.

What each offers

Lawn Pride: maintenance plans and a shop

Lawn Pride's Lawn Maintenance Plans page introduces a 12-month calendar and links to plan options for buffalo, couch, kikuyu, zoysia and cool-season grasses, plus a new-lawn plan. [1]

Its shop lists fertilisers, soil wetting agents and herbicides, including Bow and Arrow. Its packs catalogue includes the LawnPride Premium Pack and Turf Lay Bundle. [4] [2]

Lawn Pride also publishes a learning centre with sections on lawn care, mowing, renovation and seasonal care. [5]

LawnSuite: programs, tools and your lawn's details

Science-first lawn care for Australia, with FAO-56 watering, Australian product labels and programs for your grass and climate.

Record your lawn's area, grass type, location and climate zone, and keep a journal of care activity. On Web, Jed uses the zone details you share, saved products and equipment, and your last health check as context. [3]

Pro includes year-round programs across 26 grass-type and Australian-climate combinations, plus FAO-56 water-balance estimates for configured lawn zones once smart watering is set up. FAO-56 is the UN Food and Agriculture Organization's reference evapotranspiration method; LawnSuite applies it daily to local hourly weather for each configured zone. [3] [6]

LawnSuite's product catalogue draws on Australian APVMA labels for supported turf. The calculator scales the rate on your label to your measured area. Jed is an AI lawn assistant built for Australian lawns, with instructions to keep named product suggestions within the supplied label-backed catalogue information and direct dose amounts to the calculator. [3]

LawnSuite runs in a browser at app.lawnsuite.com.au. An account is required for the app. You can browse LawnSuite's grass guides without an account.

Choose the workflow you want

You can read a guide and keep your records in an app. A resource not covered here may still be offered by Lawn Pride; ask Lawn Pride directly if a particular service matters to you.

Questions about LawnSuite and Lawn Pride

Where can I find Lawn Pride's lawn maintenance plans?

Lawn Pride's Lawn Maintenance Plans page introduces a 12-month calendar and links to plans by turf type, including buffalo, couch, kikuyu, zoysia and cool-season grasses. We checked that page on 10 October 2026. Browse Lawn Pride's plans.

How does LawnSuite fit alongside a lawn care guide?

LawnSuite combines your lawn's details and care records with label-rate calculations and Jed, its AI lawn assistant. Pro adds year-round programs by grass type and Australian climate, plus FAO-56 watering estimates. You can use a guide alongside the app. This comparison does not establish which other services Lawn Pride offers.

Is LawnSuite affiliated with Lawn Pride?

No. LawnSuite is an independent Australian app from McPherson Solutions PTY LTD. This page links to Lawn Pride's public resources and does not imply a partnership or endorsement.

Sources and notes

  1. Lawn Pride: Lawn Maintenance Plans. Checked 10 October 2026 (AEST).
  2. Lawn Pride: Packs & Bundles. Checked 10 October 2026 (AEST).
  3. LawnSuite capabilities in the apps comparison, updated 10 October 2026, and LawnSuite features. App access requires an account.
  4. Lawn Pride: All Products and Bow and Arrow product listing. Checked 10 October 2026 (AEST).
  5. Lawn Pride: Lawn Care Guide learning centre. Checked 10 October 2026 (AEST).
  6. FAO Irrigation and Drainage Paper 56, with the reference evapotranspiration method.

The current product label is the authority for any product you apply.

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