8th Sep 2026
The Curious Fungal Phenomenon on Anthuriums Anthuriums are pretty tough plants, but every now and then those beautiful glossy leaves can start developing brown spots. And this is where things can get…
Read The Article
1st Sep 2026
Growing Tomatoes from Seed Growing tomatoes from seed is a rewarding experience that allows you to enjoy a wide variety of heirloom and hybrid tomatoes right from your garden. While it may require a b…
Read The Article
1st Sep 2026
There’s something about September in the garden that just feels different. The days are getting longer, the soil is starting to warm up and suddenly everything that seemed to be sitting still th…
Read The Article
1st Sep 2026
SEPTEMBER COLOUR SPRING HAS ARRIVED September is when the garden really starts to wake up. The days are getting longer, the soil is warming and fresh growth and colour are appearing everywhere. It&rs…
Read The Article
19th Aug 2026
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
8th Aug 2026
Codling moth (Cydia pomonella) is a serious pest for anyone growing apples, pears, nashi pears, quinces, and occasionally walnuts and stone fruits. The larvae burrow into the fruit, leaving it damaged…
Read The Article
7th Aug 2026
Woolly aphids, with their distinctive cotton-like covering, are a common garden pest that can cause significant damage to plants. These sap-sucking insects not only weaken plants by draining their nut…
Read The Article
2nd Aug 2026
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
31st Jul 2026
August is a fabulous month in the Tasmanian garden as the first signs of spring begin to come to life. The countryside starts glowing with golden wattles, bulbs begin pushing through the cool winter…
Read The Article
31st Jul 2026
August in Bloom – The Garden Awakens August is one of the most exciting months in the Tasmanian garden. While winter still lingers in the mornings, the first signs of spring are everywhere. Gol…
Read The Article
1st Jul 2026
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 2026
The Best Flowering Plants to Brighten Your July Garden Who says winter has to be dull? July is one of the most rewarding months in the garden. Crisp mornings, colourful flowers and beautifully scented…
Read The Article