2nd Aug 2025
Companion planting in Tasmania revolves around understanding the symbiotic relationships between different plants. Some plants, when grown together, can deter pests naturally, enrich the soil with ess…
Read The Article
1st Aug 2025
August in Tasmania – Plant Now for a Garden Full of Colour and Fragrance August marks the tail end of winter in Tasmania — and while the mornings might still be crisp, the promise of spri…
Read The Article
1st Aug 2025
August is a fabulous month as the signs of spring begin to come to life. The landscape glows with the gold of wattles in bloom. Spring flowering bulbs push through the cool winter soil, and trees t…
Read The Article
1st Aug 2025
Leaf curl is a common fungal disease that affects various fruit trees, particularly peach and nectarine trees. This disease, caused by the fungus Taphrina deformans, can significantly impact the healt…
Read The Article
1st Aug 2025
Whether you are a seasoned gardener or just beginning your horticultural journey, understanding the unique needs of raspberry plants is key to enjoying a bountiful harvest of these delectable fruits.…
Read The Article
3rd Jul 2025
Why do we prune fruit trees? Improve the structure increase flowering wood and assist with disease resistance by having good air flow Unpruned trees will have loads of fruit however they will be smal…
Read The Article
1st Jul 2025
The shortest day has now passed by and it is the perfect time to sow onion seed or plant seedlings. Choose a sunny well drained position which has been generously limed. If sowing onions from seed ens…
Read The Article
1st Jul 2025
July is a great month for planting new roses, but it's also the perfect time to give your existing roses some much-needed attention. Pruning your roses during this month ensures a fabulous disp…
Read The Article
30th Jun 2025
July is a magical month for garden enthusiasts. As the cooler months set in, our gardens can still be brimming with vibrant colours and delightful fragrances. We’re also excited to announce the…
Read The Article
17th Jun 2025
Growing your own asparagus and rhubarb can be a rewarding addition to your garden. These perennial plants not only provide delicious harvests year after year but also add visual interest with their lu…
Read The Article
1st Jun 2025
Choosing the Best Flower Colours for the Cold Months Winter doesn't mean your garden has to be a stark landscape. In fact, it's a great opportunity to brighten up your outdoor spaces with a splash of…
Read The Article
31st May 2025
The winter garden can be filled with life and colour. Flowering annuals such as pansies, violas, dianthus, sweet peas, primula and polyanthus all love the cooler weather. Plant garden beds, hanging ba…
Read The Article