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- How To Popular Posts What To Read This WeekMarch 15, 2024Grafting is the process of attaching the top part of one plant to the roots of another. It's a skilled technique. Here's how it's done
- Which Plants Are Best Plant The Look - Design Inspo Native Plants What To Read This WeekFebruary 22, 2024Lilly pilly hedges are super popular in Aussie gardens - they're dense, bushy, evergreen, and native! They're also very colourful, as these beautiful varieties show
- How To Native Plants What To Read This WeekMarch 14, 2023Grevilleas are quite fussy garden plants, even though they are natives. Give them the right conditions and you'll have a better chance of them thriving in your garden.
- Which Plants Are Best Hedging Help What To Read This WeekNovember 26, 2021The fastest-growing screening plants for quick hedges of all kinds. If you want a speedy way to block out the neighbours, here are our recommendations for hedges in a hurry.
- Popular Posts Which Plants Are Best Small Gardens Hedging Help What To Read This WeekOctober 01, 2021If you've only got a narrow space to plant a hedge, or you want a hedge that will go up rather than out, these are the best skinny hedges for small spaces.
- Which Plants Are Best Small Gardens Native Plants What To Read This WeekAugust 06, 2021Many of us live in urban or suburban streets, where outdoor space is at a premium. Which native trees will fit into these tight spots? We've selected some of our favourite native small trees to squeeze into your garden, however small the space.
- How To Gardening Basics Popular Posts Hedging Help What To Read This WeekApril 30, 2021Wise gardeners know that buying tubestock is the smart choice. It just takes a little patience. In just a couple of months, our low-cost tubestock will have caught up to pricier plants. Take a look at our customer photos!
- How To Popular Posts What To Read This WeekMay 12, 2020We produce - or 'propagate' - our plants in the nursery in one of three ways : from cuttings, from tissue culture, and from seed. Find out more on how we do that, here.