With hot summers, cold winters and regular heavy frosts, Canberra lawns need turf that can handle extremes.

Rivturf supplies premium quality turf throughout Canberra and the ACT, with varieties selected and grown to perform in the conditions experienced across Canberra, the ACT and Southern NSW.

Whether you're creating a new home lawn, replacing an existing lawn, landscaping a commercial development or sourcing turf for a large-scale project, our team can help you choose the right variety.

Turf delivery throughout Canberra and the ACT

Rivturf regularly supplies and delivers fresh turf throughout Canberra and the ACT. We are in your area at least once a week, but generally much more often. We don't have a set delivery day, which means we can work around your preferred schedule to get your turf to you on a day that suits you.

Our Canberra delivery area includes Gungahlin, Belconnen, Tuggeranong, Woden, Weston Creek, Molonglo Valley, Inner North and Inner South, as well as surrounding areas.

We regularly deliver to suburbs including Casey, Ngunnawal, Gungahlin, Hackett, Campbell, Narrabundah, Red Hill, Deakin, Chisholm, Wanniassa, Curtin, Denman Prospect, Whitlam, Hawker and MacGregor.

If your suburb isn't listed, contact us — we definitely deliver there too

Turf for the Canberra climate

One of the most common questions we receive is which turf performs best through a Canberra winter.

Warm-season turf varieties naturally slow their growth as temperatures fall and may lose some colour following repeated heavy frosts. This doesn't mean the lawn is dead or damaged — it is a normal response to cold conditions.

However these varieties have the benefits of being self repairing and can withstand the long, hot, Summers Canberra and the ACT experience.

Choosing a quality turf variety suited to Canberra's climate, together with correct establishment and seasonal lawn care, gives your lawn the best opportunity to handle winter and recover strongly as temperatures rise.

Our team can talk you through the different varieties and help you decide which characteristics are most important for your property.