What To Read This Week
- Popular Posts Which Plants Are Best What To Read This WeekDecember 06, 2024Can't wait, won't wait? Here's our advice on what to plant if you want fast flowers from the moment you unbox your order!
- Seasons What To Read This WeekDecember 03, 2024It's bee-utiful weather right now! Everything's going off like a frog in a sock, thanks to warm temperatures and abundant rainfall... and the pollinators are loving it as much as we are.
- Wildlife & Pets What To Read This WeekNovember 04, 2024Some of the more common garden plants that are toxic for horses, and safe alternatives to plant around your stables and paddocks. Remember that there are plants that are perfectly safe and tasty for us that could make your horse sick. Check with your vet if you are unsure.
- Seasons What To Read This WeekOctober 18, 2024First nations Australians call this time Kambarang, when everything bursts into flower. Enjoy these behind-the-scenes photos of some of our nursery's October-flowering plants this week
- Which Plants Are Best Indoor Plants What To Read This WeekSeptember 27, 2024
There's a reason why gardenia is so loved by gardeners! It enjoys our warm subtropical climates, smells gorgeous, has big glamorous blooms, and makes an elegant evergreen hedge. Find the best gardenia for your garden here.
- Gardening Basics What To Read This WeekApril 28, 2023What's a weed? Being non-native does not make a plant a weed. And being native doesn't stop a plant being a weed - as we will discover...
- Popular Posts Which Plants Are Best What To Read This WeekMay 20, 2022If you live in an area where rainfall records get smashed; or your land has a low-lying spot by a creek; or there's a patch of lawn that always seems to have a persistent puddle or two after a storm - here's our three-step help for your garden
- Which Plants Are Best What To Read This WeekJanuary 14, 2020Bushfires are terrifying and unpredictable - and all organic material has the potential to burn in a bushfire. But you can plan your garden to be more fire safe through the plants you choose.
- How To What To Read This WeekJune 01, 2019
We love seeing our plants thrive, unfortunately the weeds also make the most of ideal growing conditions. So here goes, the battle of the weeds. Many of us have children and pets to be mindful of and are considerate of our environment and wildlife too. Chemicals are not an option then. Here's our tips on controlling weeds naturally and organically.
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