Your lawn deserves more than just a mow
WHEN it comes to your lawn, there’s a big difference between cutting grass and actually caring for it. Matt from Coochie HydroGreen has been helping Glass House Mountains homeowners - including those in Aura, Woodford, Kilcoy and the surrounding hinterland - achieve lush, healthy lawns through a science-backed approach that goes well beyond the mower.
From soil conditioning and fertilising to grub, fungus, and weed management, Matt brings
real expertise to every job. Each visit begins with a free assessment, evaluating nutrient status, weed pressure, and watering and mowing habits, before a personalised plan is put in place. Every lawn receives a tailored 6-in-1 liquid treatment program, so clients enjoy a healthy, weed and disease-free result with zero hassle. Great lawns don’t happen
customers expect. A second vehicle is on order, expected on the road within the coming months. Every Lawn Care Program includes a service warranty, no lock-in contracts, and expert
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advice at every visit - covering fertilising, weed control, pest management, and disease prevention, with tips on watering and mowing between treatments. Matt is also an active community member, sponsoring a hole at Beerwah Golf Course and supporting the Glasshouse Hinterland Junior and Senior AFL Club, maintaining their oval in Landsborough.
While proudly local and family owned, Coochie HydroGreen is backed by a national network with over 30 years experience - spanning 6 states, 84 franchisees, 157 regions, and nearly 39,000 customers Australia-wide, giving Matt’s local program the support of ongoing research and technical expertise.
Healthy lawns, less hassle, better results.
Call Matt on 0448 884 208 for your FREE onsite assessment. Follow us: facebook. com/CHGGlasshouse | @ coochie_glass_house_ mountains
BUYER enquiry levels have remained relatively steady despite two consecutive interest rate increases, with no significant decline in activity observed to date. Listing volumes also continue to sit below long-term averages, maintaining a degree of supply constraint across the market.
While it is still early to fully assess the impact of recent rate rises, the broader economic environment, particularly rising inflation, is expected to influence market conditions over the next 6–12 months. Segments of the market that are more sensitive to interest rate movements are likely to experience the greatest impact.
In typical inflationary environments, discretionary spending (such as travel and holidays) tends to soften. This may affect the performance of short-term accommodation assets, with some investors potentially transitioning back to longterm rental strategies. While this could place some downward pressure on rental growth and yields over time, current vacancy rates remain at historically
low levels, meaning any material impact is unlikely in the immediate term.
Looking longer term, the southern Sunshine Coast and hinterland regions are well positioned to benefit from significant infrastructure investment in the lead-up to the 2032 Olympics. Key projects include the Beerburrum to Nambour rail duplication, the proposed Wave Rail connection from Beerwah to Birtinya, and the continued development of the Aura precinct, including the Aura Regional Shopping Centre. At the same time, ongoing interstate migration into South East Queensland, driven by lifestyle appeal, relative affordability, and the continuation of flexible work arrangements, is expected to support population growth toward an estimated 4.5 million residents by 2032.
The combination of infrastructure investment and population growth is likely to sustain underlying demand; however, this may be partially offset in the short to medium term by broader economic headwinds. Overall, while some moderation may occur, the longer-term outlook for the region remains fundamentally strong.
Coochie Hydrogreen’s Matt and Shanon.
The ‘Coochie Line’: lush healthy green grass on the left, dry brown/yellow grass on the right.
LIQUID FERTILISATION — FAST-ACTING LIQUID NUTRIENTS FOR DEEP GREEN COLOUR
BROADLEAF AND GRASS WEED CONTROL SELECTIVE LIQUID APPLICATIONS CUSTOMISED TO YOUR LAWN TO MINIMISE COLLATERAL DAMAGE
GRUB & PEST CONTROL — PREVENTATIVE APPLICATIONS APPLIED AT RELEVANT TIMES OF THE YEAR
DISEASE MANAGEMENT — KEEP FUNGAL AND BACTERIAL ISSUES AT BAY ALL YEAR ROUND
ORGANIC SOIL CONDITIONING — IMPROVES SOIL AND PLANT HEALTH FROM THE GROUND UP
TAILORED TREATMENT PLAN — EVERY LAWN IS DIFFERENT.
Autumn Home Improvement & Real Estate
Stihl powering ahead at 100
Sunshine Coast Mowers
is celebrating a century of STIHL and you get big savings
SUNSHINE Coast Mowers
is marking a major milestone in 2026, celebrating 100 years of STIHL – a brand widely regarded as the most trusted name in outdoor power equipment. For local homeowners
chainsaws, whipper snippers, hedge pruners and more.
As the summer season draws to a close, Sunshine Coast Mowers is offering customers even more reason to upgrade their equipment,
giving buyers access to highperformance machinery at exceptional value.
The business has also expanded its offering with the addition of ECAR Golf Carts at the Caloundra store, providing a practical and
Tight supply and active buyers keep Coast market strong
With Reece Osborne Glasshoue Property Sales
homes and gardens. For avid golfers, they also represent a worthwhile investment for regular time on the course. To make purchases even more accessible, Sunshine Coast Mowers offers a range of Buy Now, Pay Later options, allowing customers to take home new tools and equipment sooner while spreading payments over
With three convenient locations in Caloundra, Kawana and Mooloolaba, Sunshine Coast Mowers continues to cement its reputation as the go-to destination for leading brands, expert advice and a comprehensive range of parts and accessories across the region. Ph 5444 2577.
Your family owned & operated agency located in the heart of Glass House Mountains township.
AS we move into Autumn, the Sunshine Coast Hinterland market continues to show remarkable resilience. Even with rising interest rates, increasing fuel costs and global uncertainty buyers remain active and highly motivated. Current regional data shows that lifestyledriven demand is still one of the strongest forces in the broader Sunshine Coast property market supported by ongoing migration and a chronic shortage of available homes.
First home buyers are also returning in noticeable numbers. With many taking advantage of low deposit lending options, we are seeing renewed energy at the entry level of the market which is flowing upward and contributing to steady competition. Despite economic headwinds buyer confidence is holding firm across the region. Insights
from recent market reports highlight that the Sunshine Coast remains one of Australia’s most resilient regional markets due to lifestyle appeal, limited stock and strong long-term demand patterns. Price stability is another key feature this Autumn. While other Australian markets are experiencing mixed results the Sunshine Coast continues to perform well, underpinned by low listing volumes and sustained buyer enquiry. Analysts note that tight supply remains one of the biggest contributors to price strength with new housing stock coming through more slowly than demand requires.
For local homeowners considering a move this creates a favourable environment. Wellpresented homes are attracting solid attention and lifestyle properties, particularly those offering space, views or strong liveability, continue to stand out.
As always, we are here to provide clear local guidance for anyone curious about what their home might achieve in the current market.
07 5438 7722
Need support for your next step?
Reece and the team are ready when you are.
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Autumn Home Improvement & Real Estate
Why I joined the Property Lane Realty team
By Jo Majewski
JOINING Property Lane
Realty wasn’t just a career decision; it felt like coming home.
The Property Lane team demonstrates a deep understanding of the subtleties of local property markets. This isn’t about quick sales or one-sizefits-all solutions. Instead, Property Lane prides itself on delivering personalised
What first drew me to Property Lane was its wellearned reputation. From the start, I felt welcomed and supported — like I truly unwavering commitment to its clients.
throughout their real estate journey which resonates with me.
I am honoured to represent Property Lane Realty in the hinterland covering Mooloolah Valley, Glenview and surrounding areas. I am passionate about helping people achieve their property goals and take pride in creating positive, supportive and stress-free experiences from start to nish. With over 25 years of personal involvement in the property market, including extensive experience with acreage and country living, I understand the unique appeal of hinterland living.
Welcome Welcome
Property Lane Realty isn’t just a workplace; it’s a community. I’m excited to grow with this team and continue delivering the level of service our clients deserve. If you’re ever in Woombye, drop by our ice for a cuppa and a chat — you will feel right at
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APRIL is probably my favourite month of the year … and not just because it’s my birthday.
Everything gets easier. It’s not hot, it’s not wet, the bugs settle down, the weeds slow up, and you’re getting the garden ready for winter. And there’s football on the radio.
Take some time to enjoy the seasonal changes of April … but as you can see below, there’s still a long list of chores in the garden.
• Plant sweet peas, snow peas, sugar snap peas, climbing peas and bush peas. Plant as either seed or seedlings into soil that has had some dolomite added. Maybe also try
the yard in April
plants. Plant these in the garden or in pots using a well-drained potting mix.
• Go around the garden and take a critical look, removing plants that don’t inspire you anymore. Now is a good time to replace them.
• Most vegetables can go in now – especially the brassica family (Asian greens, broccoli, kale and collards, mustard, cabbage).
• Lightly trim back lavender and rosemary. Dry the trimmings and use them in scent pots around the house or in your drawers.
• Perennials that have finished flowering should be cut back hard.
move indoor plants further away from windows and glass doors to prevent them from burning.
• Spray citrus fruit with a sulphur spray to control the citrus rust mite.
• Bougainvillea cuttings can be taken now and grown in pots for sharing to friends and family.
Jo Majewski | Licensed Real Estate Agent
Client review ... ... to the Property Lane team!
We’re excited to have Jo extending the Property Lane Realty presence further into the hinterland, covering Mooloolah Valley, Glenview and surrounding areas.
Jo connected well with us from the start, right through to the end of the selling journey. Her communication was excellent, giving feedback & keeping us up to date all the way. In many ways she went above & beyond her role as our agent. She was respectful of our privacy & sensitive to the emotions that accompany a house move. I would highly recommend Jo to anyone considering selling their property.
Lyn – Seller in Glasshouse Mountains
Jo Majewski
lawn and start raising the blade height to allow the grass to keep a reasonable amount of leaf during the cooler months.
• Fertilise your roses, especially if you haven’t done it for a few years.
• It’s time to dig up, divide and replant your hippeastrum and lilium bulbs. Plant them into soil enriched with organic matter and a little blood and bone.
• Carefully cut off sideshoots (pups) of bromeliads to create new
Vegetables
complete fertiliser right away.
• Strawberry runners should be kept growing with a fortnightly feed of
• Mound soil around bean stems to stop them from falling over should the bean fly have been active.
• Garlic can be planted until the end of Aprilplanting after this date reduces the size of the bulbs.
• Plant evergreen fruit trees but defer planting deciduous fruit trees until July-August.
• Prune your passionfruit vines, cut the laterals back to two buds
• Prune stone fruit which has finished fruiting and are still actively growing. Remove suckers from all fruit trees as close to the bark as possible.
• This is a good time to weed and mulch under
Flowers
Plant beetroot, broccoli, radish, cabbage, leafy lettuce, carrot, celery, cauliflower, Asian greens, garlic, leeks, spring onion, potatoes, sweet potato, turnip, kohl rabi, capsicum,
Plant alyssum, petunia, marigold, carnation, sweet pea, gaillardia, everlasting daisy, livingstone daisy, sunflower, verbena, pansy, viola, primula, snapdragon, nemesia,
Potato.
Nemisia.
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Bougainvillea.
Bromeliad pups.
Citrus rust mite on a lime.
