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leaves on my lemon tree going yellow
Question From: julian in st albans, melbourne VIC Nature of problem: leaves on my lemon tree going yellow Type of Plant... read more -
Nutrient Deficiency
Question From: Tiana P, Sydney NSW Nature of problem: My plant is suffering from some kind of nutrient deficiency that I would... read more -
Liquidambar Dropping Heavy Branches
Question From: Daniel Herscovitch in Summer Hill, Sydney NSW Nature of problem: Our liquidambar tree (over 50 years old and therefore VERY... read more -
Tree Fern Looks Dead On Top
Question From: Bruce in sunbury, sunbury VIC Nature of problem: tree fern looks dead on top. Type of Plant (if known): tree... read more -
Don’s Tips: Striking Frangipani
You could argue that the frangipani is the world’s best perfumed flowering tree. You can get flowers that are white,... read more -
Don’s Tips: Cuttings
Do you want to save heaps of money? Then why not strike your own plants from cuttings. It’s not too... read more -
Banana Tree Not Bearing Friut
Question From: ros thomas in singleton heights, singleton NSW Nature of problem: banana tree isn’t bearing friut Type of Plant (if... read more -
Don’s Tips: Roses
By now many rose bushes in gardens are looking tired and scrappy. You can rejuvenate them now by giving them... read more -
Bumps/lumps appearing on my Silver Birch tree
Question From: Matt Jackson in Point Cook , Melbourne VIC Nature of problem: Bumps/lumps appearing on my Silver Birch tree Type... read more -
Don’s Tips: Humid Summer
This summer has been periodically very humid in many areas of Australia. This will virtually guarantee many fungal diseases in... read more -
Open splits appearing in numerous places on branches.
Question From: Cheryl Thorne in Frenchs Forest, Sydney NSW Nature of problem: Open splits appearing in numerous places on branches. Type... read more -
Don’s Tips: Bulbs
Believe it or not, bulbs of plants like daffodils, tulips, hyacinths etc. will arrive at your local nursery or hardware... read more