Mycorrhizal Fungi: How Living Soil Grows Better Plants
Mycorrhizal fungi partner with plant roots to reach more water and nutrients. See which plants benefit, the native trial results and how to apply them.
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Mycorrhizal fungi partner with plant roots to reach more water and nutrients. See which plants benefit, the native trial results and how to apply them.
Topdressing lawn hollows only works while grass is growing. Use washed sand, keep each layer thin, fill deep dips in stages and feed straight after.
The short answer: to green up a winter lawn without forcing a flush of growth, feed it with an iron-rich liquid fertiliser built on stabilised nitrogen rather than fast-release nitrogen. Iron drives the deep green colour your lawn is missing, while stabilised nitrogen feeds the plant steadily instead of pushing the soft, fast top growth [...]
If you're an Aussie home gardener, you'll understand the importance of using the right fertiliser to achieve that luscious, healthy, and vibrant garden you've always dreamed of. In today's blog post, we'll dive into the world of fertilisers, discuss the different types available, and provide you with top tips on selecting the perfect one for [...]
Do you know the difference between slow-release and controlled-release fertilisers? Although these terms are sometimes used interchangeably, the terms 'slow-release fertiliser' (SRF) and 'controlled-release fertiliser' (CRF) strictly do not mean the same thing – even though both do release plant nutrients at a slower rate than when highly-soluble conventional or 'straight' fertilisers are used. For those who [...]