How to prepare your plants for storm season success
Before the first storms hit, thin your tree canopies, reinforce stakes, clear drainage and move pots undercover. A checklist for an Australian storm season.
Growing guides, planting advice and plant care for seasonal care in Australian gardens, written by the team at Nursery Near Me.
Before the first storms hit, thin your tree canopies, reinforce stakes, clear drainage and move pots undercover. A checklist for an Australian storm season.
Autumn or spring depends on the tree and your climate. How soil warmth, rainfall and frost decide the best planting window in Australian gardens.
Near-black foliage that makes pink and red summer flowers look twice as bright. What Diamonds in the Dark crepe myrtles need in sun, soil and water to perform.
Plants keep their own calendar. Knowing how light, warmth and soil shift through the year lets you time planting, feeding and pruning to work with them, not against.
Morning sun, afternoon shade and a metre of breathing room between plants. How to choose between Annabelle, Incrediball and Limelight, and keep them flowering.
The lilly pilly psyllid does not disfigure. How to space it, clip it, and keep the base from going bare.
Fringed bell flowers, blue berries and birds all year. Where blueberry ash grows best in Australia and how to keep it healthy.
Cuttings, layering, division or seed - each suits a different plant. A plain guide to propagating what you already grow instead of buying more.
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A defined border does more than tidy a garden, it suppresses weeds and guides the eye. Flowering annuals, hardy perennials and evergreens that stay low.
Seven practical secrets for velvety purple blooms: the right sun, slightly acidic soil around pH 6.0 to 6.5, deep watering and pruning after autumn flowering.
Colourful perennials, an evergreen backbone and native flowering shrubs: a simple planting formula that lifts both a front yard and a home’s value.
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