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What To Plant (Page 4 of 6)
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These are our favourite plants for foliage and flower!Glorious Foliage Plants:: Heuchera (Cafe Club Mocha), with chocolate coloured wavy leaves, best in filtered sun or shade. Brunnera 'Jack Frost' a shade loving ground cover plant with white splashes on green foliage and blue flowers in spring. Dahlia 'Mystic Sun&...
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Citrus trees make their own contribution to the home garden with their shiny green foliage, pleasant-smelling blossom and attractive fruit colour. Homegrown fresh citrus fruits are nutritious to eat, or to juice for healthy and refreshing drinks.Position: Citrus need warm, frost-free conditions, well-drained soil and plenty of s...
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If you want to grow rhubarb - winter is the time when the crowns are available for planting. Look out for them now in your local nursery. 'Crowns' are sections of dormant roots that been cut away from the parent stock which come in a package or can be found in boxes covered in mulch to keep the crowns moist. Give the pla...
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Perennial Asters (Easter Daisies)Tough hardy perennials that flower all autumn with colourful daisy flowers.prune each stem after flowering to promote more blooms.Prune hard in winter and feed with compost and manure to encourage good spring growth.some varieties have tall flowering canes to 0.5 m.Aster frikartii 'Monch'...
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Cherry tomatoes: Round and bite-sized, these tomatoes are often served in salads and as garnishes. Their skin may be red or yellow.'Cherry Sampler' is a punnet with 3 varieties of cherry tomatoes; Cherry Gold, Sweetbite, Orange Sunrise.Grosse Lisse, Australia's most popular back yard tomato, a round red tasty tomato....
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