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​Essential Tools for the Expert Gardener

​Essential Tools for the Expert Gardener

For the seasoned gardener, every season brings a unique set of challenges and opportunities in the garden. As we prepare to leave spring behind, it's crucial to gear up with the right tools that not only match the upcoming seasonal demands but also align with your expertise. Here's a gu … Read more
Highlights from Our Inaugural Garden and Lawn Photo Contest

Highlights from Our Inaugural Garden and Lawn Photo Contest

Spring's arrival heralds a time of vibrant growth, and at The Garden Superstore, we celebrated this season with our first garden and lawn photography contest. The response was impressive, showcasing the diverse and creative ways our community engages with gardening.A Diverse Array of En … Read more
6 Tips to Kick Start Your Compost Pile this Spring

6 Tips to Kick Start Your Compost Pile this Spring

Welcome to the gardening season that's full of promise—Spring! As nature wakes up around you, it's an ideal time to focus on the foundational aspect of any great garden: the soil. One of the best ways to enrich your garden soil is through composting. Not only does it benefit your plants … Read more
6 Summer Lawn Care Tips

6 Summer Lawn Care Tips

Ah, the Australian summer! A time for beach outings, barbecues, and watching your kids play in the yard. But let's not forget the star of your outdoor space—your lawn. While you revel in the long sunny days, your grass might be feeling the heat, literally.The Challenge In Australia, k … Read more
Mastering Moisture: Wetting Agents vs Water Crystals

Mastering Moisture: Wetting Agents vs Water Crystals

Gardening can be a tough gig, particularly when the mercury rises and rainfall becomes scant. Keeping your leafy friends hydrated doesn't have to be an uphill battle. Two robust solutions – Wetting Agents and Water Crystals – can be your drought-busting allies. Although they both assist … Read more
Win a $500 Spending Spree at The Garden Superstore: All You Need to Know

Win a $500 Spending Spree at The Garden Superstore: All You Need to Know

Spring has sprung, and we couldn't be more excited! To celebrate the season of renewal and growth, we're offering you the chance to win a storewide spending spree to the value of $500 at The Garden Superstore. Imagine the possibilities!How to Participate Getting involved couldn't be s … Read more
Blooming Marvels: Planting Spring Flowers

Blooming Marvels: Planting Spring Flowers

Spring is a season of renewal, offering the perfect opportunity to refresh your garden. Whether you're an avid horticulturist or a weekend gardener, you'll want flowers that not only brighten your outdoor space but also thrive in Australia's unique climate. This guide is your one-stop r … Read more
Miracle-Gro for Home Gardeners - Why It's the Right Choice

Miracle-Gro for Home Gardeners - Why It's the Right Choice

Miracle-Gro fertiliser has long been the cornerstone for home gardeners, and with an evolving range of products, the brand has something for everyone. Let's delve deeper into why Miracle-Gro stands out as a reliable choice for nurturing your home garden.The Nutritional Science Behind Mi … Read more
International 'Thank A Golf Course Superintendent Day' 2023

International 'Thank A Golf Course Superintendent Day' 2023

Acknowledging the Green Gurus: A Nod to Those Who Make Your Golf Games Better As lovers of all things related to home gardens, lawns, and outdoor spaces, many of our customers at The Garden Superstore are also keen golfers. Today, the 12th of September, offers a unique opportunity to app … Read more
Battling Pests: Fruit Flies

Battling Pests: Fruit Flies

Fruit flies: those tiny, incessant pests that seem to appear out of nowhere, especially when the weather warms up. If you've ever experienced a fruit fly infestation, you know it's not just a minor inconvenience. These tiny invaders can rapidly multiply, risking your fresh produce and e … Read more
Battling Weeds: Bindii

Battling Weeds: Bindii

Protect you and your family's feet from these nasty prickles in your lawn! Bindii, also known as Soliva sessilis or "jo-jo," is a low-growing, invasive weed that produces painful, prickly seeds. This pesky weed can be a significant problem in home lawns, parks, and recreational areas, wh … Read more
Battling Disease: Stone Fruit Tree Leaf Curl

Battling Disease: Stone Fruit Tree Leaf Curl

Stone Fruit Lovers, Take Note: Leaf Curl Season is Approaching! As the chill of winter begins to lift, a crucial time for your stone fruit trees is fast approaching. If you've ever watched with dismay as your promising peach or nectarine tree fell victim to the dreaded leaf curl, you'll … Read more
Battling Pests: The Imported Red Fire Ant Menace

Battling Pests: The Imported Red Fire Ant Menace

Imported Red Fire Ants The invader is small, aggressive, and has a fiery bite. It's the Imported Red Fire Ant, a pest that has made its way from South America into South East Queensland. These minute monsters are not just an annoyance but a severe ecological and public … Read more
Battling Weeds: Singapore Daisy Control

Battling Weeds: Singapore Daisy Control

Gardening in Australia's diverse climate can be both a delight and a challenge. One of the more formidable challenges involves dealing with stubborn and invasive weeds, such as the Singapore Daisy (Sphagneticola trilobata). A pretty flower to the uninformed eye, but beneath its deceptiv … Read more
Queensland's Premier Gardening Event: The 2023 Qld Garden Expo

Queensland's Premier Gardening Event: The 2023 Qld Garden Expo

The 2023 Qld Garden Expo was a truly spectacular event for gardening enthusiasts and plant lovers all across Queensland and, indeed, Australia. Held in the picturesque hinterland town of Nambour on the Sunshine Coast from the 7th to the 9th of July, this three-day extravaganza was a must-s … Read more
Your Guide to Choosing the Best Tree Guards for Your Property

Your Guide to Choosing the Best Tree Guards for Your Property

Trees play a crucial role in our environment, providing countless benefits that often go unnoticed. However, their growth and health can be severely threatened without proper protection. This is where tree guards step in. Tree guards are protective barriers designed to shield young, vul … Read more
Battling Disease: Fight Common Winter Lawn Diseases

Battling Disease: Fight Common Winter Lawn Diseases

For many Australians, our lawns are not just plots of land - they represent our deep-rooted affinity for the great outdoors. They serve as tranquil retreats, spaces where we can connect with the natural world in our very own backyard. A verdant, well-tended lawn doesn't merely beautify … Read more
Battling Pests: Controlling Citrus Gall Wasp

Battling Pests: Controlling Citrus Gall Wasp

Know Your Enemy It's no secret that a gardener's worst enemy is often a bug no bigger than a grain of rice. When it comes to the citrus trees flourishing in your backyard, the Culprit-in-Chief is the Citrus Gall Wasp. This pint-sized pest hails from the coastal regions of south-east Quee … Read more
The Future of Fertilisers: Introducing Biota Vegaline & Biota Calcium

The Future of Fertilisers: Introducing Biota Vegaline & Biota Calcium

Hello, green thumbs and soil enthusiasts! Today, we're thrilled to announce an exciting new product line that is set to revolutionise the world of organic farming and gardening:  Biota Vegaline Liquid Fertilisers & Biota Calcium. These unique products are the first of their k … Read more
Supercharge Your Compost for Maximum Efficiency and Plant Health

Supercharge Your Compost for Maximum Efficiency and Plant Health

G'day, fellow gardeners and green thumbs! Today, we're exploring the importance of compost in gardening and agriculture and how you can supercharge your compost for even better results. Microbe-based products can accelerate the decomposition process and create a nutrient-rich environmen … Read more
Battling Pests: Rodents in Your Garden

Battling Pests: Rodents in Your Garden

Solutions for a Rodent-Free Haven Garden enthusiasts and plant lovers alike can agree that rodents are unwelcome visitors in their outdoor sanctuaries. Whether they're burrowing in your veggie patch or causing chaos in your garage or garden shed, it's essential to find effective and envi … Read more
Battling Weeds: Clover Conqueror

Battling Weeds: Clover Conqueror

Tips and Tricks to Eliminate Clover from Your Lawn There's no denying that a lush, green lawn is every homeowners dream. However, pesky weeds like clover can ruin your grass's overall appearance and health. While clover is not a prickly pain like Bindii, it's still an unwelcome guest on … Read more
Master the Art of Plant Propagation

Master the Art of Plant Propagation

Tips to Reduce Heartbreak and Improve Success Plant propagation is a rewarding and fun way to increase your plant collection, but it can also come with its share of disappointments. If you've experienced heartbreak when your seedlings or cuttings failed to thrive, fear not! In this blog … Read more
Battling Weeds: Dealing with Nutgrass in your Home Lawn

Battling Weeds: Dealing with Nutgrass in your Home Lawn

Nutgrass, also known as nutsedge, is a weed that can be a nuisance for many homeowners. This sedge grass can appear in your garden in several ways, such as through a newly laid turf, landscape supplies, topsoil, or even from your local nursery. It's important to note that no one is immu … Read more
Prepare Your Soil For New Planting

Prepare Your Soil For New Planting

Preparing your soil for new plantings is essential to ensure a successful and bountiful crop! Whether you are growing vegetables, flowers, roses, or fruit trees, the key to a bumper harvest is spending as much time on soil preparation as you do planting the plants themselves. Proper pre … Read more
Magnesium: Good for You - Good for Your Plants!

Magnesium: Good for You - Good for Your Plants!

Winter can be a challenging time for garden enthusiasts as the chill in the air, and the lack of sunlight can take a toll on the health of their plants. While most plants can withstand the winter weather, some plants such as Gardenia, Azalea, Hibiscus, Murraya, Camellia and Citrus are p … Read more
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