Conifers are everyone’s first choice when it comes Christmas trees but if you want a different type of Christmas tree here’s a few hints.
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Mastering Water-Wise Gardening for a Dry Summer
Creating a water-wise garden involves choosing the right plants, caring for the soil, and watering effectively. Healthy soil is essential for proper hydration, and deep watering promotes robust plant roots.
Read MoreGet your Garden Party Ready!
So Christmas is at your place this year and your garden isn’t up to Aunt Dee’s standards?
Don’t worry it’s never too late to start! Here’s my Quick Guide to Getting your Garden Party Ready!
Read MoreNative Daisy
Brachyscome multifida is endemic to Australia and a brilliant free flowering hardy ground cover daisy. This cute little daisy has fine feathery foliage and can grow to about 50cm diameter and about 40cm high.
Read MoreBrighten your Garden with Oranges, Yellows and Pinks.
Ixoras have dark green leathery leaves and produce large clusters of tiny flowers in the summer and autumn. They can be a little hard to grow but are worth the effort
Read MoreWay to my Heart
Valentine's Day is a great day to remind ourselves how awesome and special our loved ones are. Sure many of us think it's a little over commercialized but honestly who wouldn't get a little tingle up their spine when their loved one arrived home with a flowering plant and champagne!
Read MoreCaladium
Caladiums are grown for their beautiful leaves which appear in the warmer months from corms. The older and fuller in the pot or garden the better the leaf colour.
Read MoreBrilliant Australian Native Plant
Summer Red Eucalyptus would have to be the best flowering Australian Native gum tree for suburbia.
Read MoreRoses are Red
The rose has long been a source of fascination and meaningfulness for cultures around the world. I have never claimed to know the secrets of growing roses in a climate where for about six months of the year we have what feels like 100% humidity but here are a few of my tips.
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