* Water bearded iris and feed with rose food. * Spread compost over your garden to enrich soil. * Sprinkle wood ash over the garden to promote flowering. * Feed your garden with pelletised manure. * Prune roses * Liquid feed sweet peas, daffodils, tulips, pansies, poppies and primulas to prolong flowering. * Prune and tid...
One common question we get asked is "how to grow climbers up a Colorbond® fence?" We get many of these requests as the smooth face of Colorbond® fences gives no support to climbers. The Big Green Leaf have a solution of a product that clicks onto the fence using small brackets which support a Colorbond® colour matche...
· Prune roses (not climbing) and spray with PestOil or Lime Sulphur to disinfect· Check pansies for mildew and moulds – spray with Antirot fungicide· Remove any citrus gall wasp – swelling on stems with holes· Spray peaches at budswell with Kocide· Prune fuchsias back by 70% after f...
Plant a bush garden, many aussie plants flower in late winter - early spring. There are a huge variety of beautiful plants in full flower in nurseries now, grevilleas, peach myrtle, green screen, banksia, not to mention the soft native grasses that are tough hardy and look great when planted en masse.Plant a magnolia: Th...
Blueberry Facts: A deciduous bush growing to 1m, fruiting from November to April, prune lightly after fruiting, requires an acid soil, yields 4kg per bush, grows 1-1.2m high, plant 50cm apart. Climate: Will take winter lows of minus 1 degree but protect from frost. Warm climates only. How to grow: We a...
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