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When your fruit is forming and you want to keep the birds out – We have you covered! We sell 5m x 100m rolls of bird net in either black or white with a 16mm square mesh. This is a commercial ...
Tombstone Duo Fungicide: The Ultimate Disease Control for Home Gardeners and Turf Enthusiasts(Post)Gardening is a beloved pastime for many, but it can quickly become a nightmare when diseases like Azalea Petal Blight, Powdery Mildew, Black Spot, and Brown Patch plague plants and lawns. The good ...
Michael's Turf VLOG - What is involved in a lawn renovation?(Post)Join Michael on the Turf VLOG and Ben from Complete Turf Renovations as we discuss what is involved in a lawn renovation. Don't forget to look out for the next video where we show you a ...
Advantages of Coco Peat Coir(Post)Coco peat coir is a 100% natural product, and as a renewable resource produced from the waste of the coconut growing industry, it is an environmentally friendly alternative to peat moss. C ...
Top Yucca Planting Tips for a Home Gardener(Post)Yucca, a genus of perennial trees and shrubs, which is native to the Yucatan region of Mexico, the United States, Caribbean Islands, and Canada, has adapted well to the Australian climate. You wil ...
The Organic-Based Secret to a Thriving Lawn(Post)A lush, green lawn can add beauty and value to your property. But achieving this requires the proper care and attention, especially when it comes to fertilisation. Synthetic fertilisers can harm t ...
Battling Disease: Stone Fruit Tree Leaf Curl(Post)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 dis ...
Introducing Worm Hit(Post)Introducing Worm Hit Fertiliser: The Natural Solution for Stronger, Healthier Plants Are you looking for an organic, sustainable way to boost the growth and yield of your crops or plants? Look n ...
The Aussie Gardener's Guide to Shadecloth: Protecting Your Garden(Post)G'day, green thumbs! Welcome to our comprehensive guide on the essential garden ally - shadecloth. As gardeners in Australia, we're all too familiar with the relentless sun and our climate's unique c ...
9 Pro Tips for a Thriving Spring Garden(Post)Spring Awakening: Your Guide to a Thriving GardenAs the days get warmer and the signs of spring emerge, your garden is ready to burst into life. But before you get too carried away with planting and ...
Queensland's Premier Gardening Event: The 2023 Qld Garden Expo(Post)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 t ...
Picking the Right Crops for Your Garden – Autumn Focus(Post)Why Autumn is Prime Planting Season G'day, fellow gardeners! Autumn in Australia brings welcome relief from the intense summer heat and creates ideal conditions for planting. The days start cooling o ...
Master the Art of Plant Propagation(Post)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 exper ...
Get Your Garden Ready for Spring: Tips from Amber(Post)Get Your Garden Ready for Spring: Tips from Amber Spring is just around the corner, and it's time to start preparing your garden for the warmer months ahead. Whether you're an experienced g ...
5 Reasons Why Pyrethrum is the Natural Pest Control Solution You Need(Post)Are you tired of dealing with pesky insects invading your home or garden? If so, you may be looking for an effective solution to eliminating them once and for all. Luckily, pyrethrum is a natural ...
Creeping Fig (Ficus pumila): To Plant or Not to Plant?(Post)Creeping Fig: To Plant or Not to Plant? A recent social media post caught my eye: a photo of a beautiful creeping fig (Ficus pumila) climbing a garden wall. The poster asked if they should trim it ...
The magical wonders of neem!(Post)Eco-neem is an organic insecticide for the control of a broad range of chewing and sucking insects including: caterpillars, curl grubs, grasshoppers (wingless), aphids, mites, lawn armyworm, ...
How to Grow Vegetables at Home(Post)The COVID-19 pandemic has driven us into a period of unprecedented restriction – fraught with challenges such as loneliness and boredom from isolation and travel restriction; economic/financial pr ...
Winter Gardening: Embrace the Chill with These Essential Tips(Post)Winter Gardening Tips with Amber Winter may not seem like the obvious time to focus on your garden, but for those who truly love nurturing their green spaces, it's an ideal season to ...
Embracing Winter: Planting Windbreaks & Shelter Belts for Future Year-Round Protection(Post)During Winter, many gardeners pack away their tools, wrongly believing it's time to take a break from planting. But what if we told you that winter presents an excellent opportunity, especially fo ...
Avoiding the Over-Fertilisation Trap: A Simple Fertiliser Guide for Beginners(Post)When you're starting out as a gardener, it's tempting to think that more fertiliser equals better results. However, over-fertilising can do more harm than good, leading to weakened plants, nutrient ...
Breathe Life Into Your Lawn with Aeration: The Secret to Luscious Turf(Post)Aerate for a Luxurious LawnIs your lawn looking a bit lacklustre? Perhaps it's struggling to absorb water or develop a lush, green appearance? The answer could be lurking beneath the surface – in com ...
Charcoal how good is it?(Post)We are now stocking Charboost ‘BioChar ‘ 3-9mm What is it – why is it so good? CharBoost BioChar is a high quality horticultural charcoal/biochar. As a permanent source of carbon, CharBoost acts a ...
The Future of Fertilisers: Introducing Biota Vegaline & Biota Calcium(Post)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 Vega ...