A Guide To Pruning New Zealand Native Plants Native New Zealand plants are delightful to have in your garden nevertheless they are not maintenance free. While the majority of New Zealand plants need less care than many exotic plants, they do profit greatly from some fertilizing, pruning and watering. Pruning promotes a healthy growth, extends the […]
In the last 10 years Melbourne has had 7 major storms, 2 of which were referred to as freak storms and the remaining 5 severe storms resulting flash flooding, large hail, extremely heavy rainfall, thunderstorms and even reports of tornadoes, all causing widespread damage. These events have not been isolated to just Victoria. Queensland, New […]
If your garden is looking a little dull, here are some great tips that will really stimulate your senses. Adding colour to your garden creates a visual oasis that separates one’s thoughts from everyday stresses. If you want to see colour on a lavish scale, there is a smorgasbord of bedding plants available including mixing […]
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You wake up greeted by a stunning view and are lulled to sleep by the gentle sound the sea makes when it caresses the beach. Is it too much to ask for a blooming garden? Almost all coastal property owners will tell you that gardening is like a losing battle. Simply put, the elements that […]
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The reward for gaining and applying the relevant knowledge about rose gardening is big, beautiful rose bushes, laden with colourful and fragrant roses. Here we will help you learn all about pruning roses, preparing rose beds, types of roses and the best way to look after them. The types of rose bushes you can choose […]
Gardeners are in the front line of the battle to preserve nature. These simple measures will help provide food and habitats for a healthy eco-system in your back yard. Guidelines for Drawing Wildlife to Your Garden Australian gardeners have a brilliant opportunity to experience the pleasures of our exceptional flora and fauna. Vast areas of […]
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Generate the aspect you want, and give your plants the nutrients they require, by choosing the most appropriate mulch. COMPOST You can use compost on all the plants in your garden, but it really is best suited to fast-growing, nutrient-hungry plants such as vegetables, fruit trees and flowering annuals. It breaks down in a number […]
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Nothing can guarantee that your home will be safe in a bush-fire but you can make the area around it less flammable by planting fire retardant plants and trees. If you live in an area which is prone to fire, then you need to make a decision about what to keep near your house and […]
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Going outside for a walk or to exercise is the highlight in any dog’s day. While they’re perfectly happy to lounge around the living room with you or make the rounds of the entire house, dogs also have a biological need to run around, chase each other, go crazy with toys, and just burn off […]
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Many of our more determined garden pests are not native to Australia but the Citrus Gall Wasp (Bruchophagus fellis) is definitely an Australian grown garden variety pest. Initially, this native wasp was partial to Queensland and northern New South Wales and its favoured congregation was native finger limes. But the citrus gall wasp has quickly […]
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Important Tips on Pruning Plants
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/in Articles, Gardening, Hedging and Pruning/by Georgios AntoniouA Guide To Pruning New Zealand Native Plants Native New Zealand plants are delightful to have in your garden nevertheless they are not maintenance free. While the majority of New Zealand plants need less care than many exotic plants, they do profit greatly from some fertilizing, pruning and watering. Pruning promotes a healthy growth, extends the […]
Cleaning Your Gutters
/in Articles, Gutter Cleaning/by Georgios AntoniouIn the last 10 years Melbourne has had 7 major storms, 2 of which were referred to as freak storms and the remaining 5 severe storms resulting flash flooding, large hail, extremely heavy rainfall, thunderstorms and even reports of tornadoes, all causing widespread damage. These events have not been isolated to just Victoria. Queensland, New […]
Adding a Splash of Colour to Your Garden
/in Articles, Gardening/by Georgios AntoniouIf your garden is looking a little dull, here are some great tips that will really stimulate your senses. Adding colour to your garden creates a visual oasis that separates one’s thoughts from everyday stresses. If you want to see colour on a lavish scale, there is a smorgasbord of bedding plants available including mixing […]
Overcoming the Challenges of Gardening by the Seaside
/in Articles, Gardening/by Georgios AntoniouYou wake up greeted by a stunning view and are lulled to sleep by the gentle sound the sea makes when it caresses the beach. Is it too much to ask for a blooming garden? Almost all coastal property owners will tell you that gardening is like a losing battle. Simply put, the elements that […]
Tips for Beautiful Roses
/in Articles, Gardening, Hedging and Pruning/by Georgios AntoniouThe reward for gaining and applying the relevant knowledge about rose gardening is big, beautiful rose bushes, laden with colourful and fragrant roses. Here we will help you learn all about pruning roses, preparing rose beds, types of roses and the best way to look after them. The types of rose bushes you can choose […]
Make Your Garden a Wildlife Sanctuary
/in Articles, Gardening/by Georgios AntoniouGardeners are in the front line of the battle to preserve nature. These simple measures will help provide food and habitats for a healthy eco-system in your back yard. Guidelines for Drawing Wildlife to Your Garden Australian gardeners have a brilliant opportunity to experience the pleasures of our exceptional flora and fauna. Vast areas of […]
How To Choose the Right Mulch for Your Plant
/in Articles, Gardening/by Georgios AntoniouGenerate the aspect you want, and give your plants the nutrients they require, by choosing the most appropriate mulch. COMPOST You can use compost on all the plants in your garden, but it really is best suited to fast-growing, nutrient-hungry plants such as vegetables, fruit trees and flowering annuals. It breaks down in a number […]
Fire Retardant Trees and Plants
/in Articles, Gardening/by Georgios AntoniouNothing can guarantee that your home will be safe in a bush-fire but you can make the area around it less flammable by planting fire retardant plants and trees. If you live in an area which is prone to fire, then you need to make a decision about what to keep near your house and […]
Enhance Your Property by Creating a Pet Haven
/in Articles, Gardening/by Georgios AntoniouGoing outside for a walk or to exercise is the highlight in any dog’s day. While they’re perfectly happy to lounge around the living room with you or make the rounds of the entire house, dogs also have a biological need to run around, chase each other, go crazy with toys, and just burn off […]
Citrus Gall Wasp
/in Articles, Gardening, Pest Control/by Georgios AntoniouMany of our more determined garden pests are not native to Australia but the Citrus Gall Wasp (Bruchophagus fellis) is definitely an Australian grown garden variety pest. Initially, this native wasp was partial to Queensland and northern New South Wales and its favoured congregation was native finger limes. But the citrus gall wasp has quickly […]