Pairing Plants to Compliment Eachother in Your Garden Oasis
Pairing plants well does more than look good. The right neighbours deter pests, share nutrients and shelter each other from wind and temperature swings.
Pests & Problems
Growing guides, planting advice and plant care for pests & problems in Australian gardens, written by the team at Nursery Near Me.
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Leaf Burn in Australian Gardens: Causes and Fixes
A single hot northerly can scorch a plant that looked perfect the evening before. Here is how to read the damage and prevent the next round.
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Eumundi Quandong Care Guide
Elaeocarpus eumundi is a glossy-leaved native screen tree for subtropical gardens. Where to plant it, the soil it prefers and how often it needs watering.
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Effective Tips on How to Identify and Treat Common Plant Pests and Diseases
Leaf curl, holes and sticky residue all mean something. What each symptom points to, and how to deal with the pest behind it before it spreads.
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Creating Tranquility: A Colour Filled Garden Guide
A colourful garden is planned, not accidental. Choosing a palette, grouping plants by shared needs, and using paths, structures and water to hold it together.
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Bougainvillea Care Tips: How to Keep Your Plant Thriving
Bougainvilleas need at least five hours of direct sun to flower well. Watering, pruning after bloom, feeding and how much frost they will take.
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Spider Plant: Easy Houseplant Tips
Unlock the secrets to thriving with your spider plant in this guide. Easy tips ensure its lush growth, adding natural beauty and purified air to your home.
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The unique Queensland bottle tree species
Brachychiton rupestris stores water in its swollen trunk, which is how it shrugs off drought. Its origin, growth habit and spring bell flowers.
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Variegated Trach Jasmine: Easy Ground Cover for Any Garden
Transform your garden with the vibrant variegated trach jasmine for easy ground cover suitable for paths, borders, and slopes. Perfect for a lush, tidy look.
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Indoor Plant Tips for Beginners
Beginners can use these indoor plant tips to turn their homes into vibrant, lush green spaces. With these, even the faintest green thumb blooms rapidly.
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Steps to plan your garden
Where to start when you are staring at an empty yard: setting goals, choosing the position and getting the soil right before you buy a single plant.
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Pandanus in Australian Gardens: Species and Care
Nothing says Australian coastline like a pandanus. Here is which species suits your garden, and the coastal pest worth knowing about.
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Blue Chalksticks in Australia: Planting and Care
Blue chalksticks holds its colour through the worst of summer and needs almost no water. It has one weakness worth knowing before you plant it.
