Weather & seasons
You know the problem, you've got the exact mix — now LawnSuite helps you pick the right window. This is the turn of the loop that decides when: the day the spray actually goes on, the week the fertiliser does the most good, and the times to hold off so you don't waste the lot. Backed by live Australian weather and forecast data for your actual location.
When to go — and when to hold
The cheapest mistake to avoid is spraying at the wrong time. LawnSuite watches conditions and gives you a clear GO, HOLD, CAUTION or RESCHEDULE call, with the reason.
Zone DetailWeather-aware advisories
ScheduleThe right day, not just the right product
Rain holds
around 5mm of rain forecast in the next 24 hours? LawnSuite postpones a fertiliser rather than let it wash off — so you don't put $60 of product straight into the drain. A spray holds on a lower bar again: about 2mm inside the next 4 hours is enough to wash it off the leaf.
Wind holds
Around 15km/h and it holds the spray. That's the spray-drift line — the difference between treating your lawn and dosing next door's veggie patch.
Heat holds
A forecast max around 35°C holds the mow and the fertiliser. Cutting a heat-stressed lawn is the kind of mistake that scorches it in an afternoon.
Soil as a battery
Treat the soil like a battery that stores water and slowly drains it — so you water when it's actually needed, not on a habit.
LawnSuite tracks rainfall, evapotranspiration, the forecast and your soil type to tell you how much to water, how long, and when. It won't tell you to water the day before forecast rain, and on clay it builds in cycle-and-soak so the water sinks in instead of running off down the gutter. Pair it with flow calibration and a "12mm deep soak" becomes an actual number of minutes for your tap.
Your exact year-round program
Pick your zone and LawnSuite hands you the whole season mapped: your exact year-round program for your turf and climate — every product, rate and week, scheduled to your lawn.
26 turf-genus and climate combinations run live, so the plan fits your patch — a Buffalo lawn in the subtropics reads differently to Couch in a cool-temperate zone. Every month lands as dated treatments with the product, the rate, the method and the timing worked out, and a Buffalo program runs to 34 dated touchpoints across the year, every one reviewed against current Australian product labels and authoritative turf-management sources. It leans on the products already in your shed, and a reminder nudges you the week each job's window opens. Apply a template in one tap, or build your own from scratch and adjust it on the go.
Seasonal disease watch
Your zone's plan carries a month-by-month disease note for your turf and climate — what's worth watching for now, and what the cold or the heat is keeping in check.
Month-by-month guidance
Each month of your plan spells out mowing height and frequency, watering expectations and the jobs worth doing — so timing follows the actual season, not a guessed "every four weeks".
Start free, schedule with Pro. Set up your first zone free and you'll see your local conditions straight away. Weather-aware scheduling and seasonal programs are Pro features — $149.99/yr (or $14.99/mo), with Founding Member pricing at $49.99/yr — locked for life while you're early.
Honest about the limits: the soil figures behind your zone are a national ~90 m modelled estimate, not a lab test — a solid starting point, not the final word.
Every treatment makes the next answer smarter
Once it's timed and logged, that record feeds straight back into the memory of Jed, LawnSuite's AI lawn assistant — so next season's advice fits your patch, not a textbook. That's the loop coming full circle.