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White Magnolia
The most often used name for the white magnolia is Magnolia denudata. Deciduous magnolias produce their spectacular winter and early... read more -
Formation of Frost
Frost forms when conditions are very cold (around 0º C) and clear. On overcast nights temperatures are usually a little... read more -
Corrugated Iron Raised Garden Beds
Small garden beds can be made using a new product produced by Tankworks. They can be used for growing veggies... read more -
Yellow Patches In Lawn
Yellow patches in lawn are often caused by a desexed male or a female dog squatting on the lawn. ... read more -
Don’s Compost Recipe
Following the building of a DIY compost bin, Don’s recipe for compost is below: Wet ingredients; Garden weeds Grass clippings... read more -
Hedges & Topiary
HEDGES A hedge is a green wall and should be kept razor perfect. Don recommends keeping your head against... read more -
Caring for Pruning Tools
One of the key requirements for successful pruning is to have clean and sharp pruning tools. An excellent implement for... read more -
Marge Miller
‘Marge Miller’ was produced as a result of a pollination demonstration at Sydney University in 1978. It was taken home... read more -
Frost Damage
Frost damage is a significant problem for gardens in winter.The damage doesn’t occur as a result of the frost settling... read more -
Poinsettias (Euphorbia pulcherrima)
Poinsettias (Euphorbia pulcherrima) are native to southern Mexico. They have erect, succulent stems and large, scarlet floral leaves or bracts,... read more -
Protection From Possums
Possums love munching on vegetable and fruit plants in the garden. We showed one way of protecting the vegies. Don... read more