Growing guides, planting advice and plant care for garden design in Australian gardens, written by the team at Nursery Near Me.
Thirteen Australian online nurseries compared on the facts that decide whether an order works: states delivered, what each one sells, the plant sizes, the minimum order, how freight is charged...
Australia has more than 1,700 species of native bee, most of them solitary and all of them dependent on flowers within a short flight of the nest. This guide sets...
Most hedging plants want to reach three metres. These ones naturally stop at knee or hip height, so a front hedge stays sharp with two trims a year instead of...
A productive backyard is a layout problem before it is a gardening problem. Map the sun, anchor with citrus and build out from there.
Shade outside the glass and across the west wall does much more for a hot house than a blind inside, and a tree is one of the cheapest ways to...
Grass keeps a septic land application area working; trees, edibles, paving and vehicles can damage it. This guide draws together the NSW, Victorian, Queensland and WA guidelines on what to...
What Australian poisons information centres, a children's hospital network, Kidsafe and the early childhood regulator publish about plants where young children play, learn and dig: the hazards, the plants to...
No garden plant is fireproof, but placement, plant choice and upkeep all matter. This guide sets out what Victoria's CFA, State Flora, the Australian Native Plants Society and CSIRO publish...
Tree roots are a leading cause of blocked sewer pipes. This guide sets out what Australian water utilities publish on planting near pipes: the plants they name by distance, the...
Heavy clay drowns roots in winter and bakes hard in summer. These floodplain natives and tough exotics thrive in it, and mound planting keeps them alive.
Kerb appeal is structure, not flowers. One feature tree, crisp low hedges and disciplined repetition will do more than any annual bed ever could.
Eight trees that stay under eight metres, hold their shape without constant pruning, and suit a courtyard, townhouse yard or standard suburban block.
Chinese fringe flower holds burgundy foliage all year and flowers from late winter. Which cultivar to plant, where it will keep its colour, and how to prune it.
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