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Journal

  • Hydrangea Runaway Bride

    31st Oct 2025

    Hydrangea Runaway Bride

    Meet our latest realse Hydrangea, a show-stopping new addition to Australian gardens! This exceptional hydrangea features unique garland-like stems adorned with crisp white blooms, creating a beautifu…

    Published by Andrew Clark

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  • Maximising your herb garden

    31st Oct 2025

    Maximising your herb garden

    Companion planting involves strategically placing plants together to enhance growth and deter pests. In your herb garden, consider planting marigolds alongside your herbs. Marigolds can naturally repe…

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  • Growing Tomatoes in Tasmania

    1st Oct 2025

    Growing Tomatoes in Tasmania

    When to Plant Tomatoes love the warmth and grow best in Tasmania from mid-spring into summer. Waiting for the warmer weather ensures plants establish quickly and are less prone to disease once conditi…

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  • Add spring colour to the garden

    30th Sep 2025

    Add spring colour to the garden

    Spring has well and truly arrived, and October is bursting with colour and fresh planting opportunities. After the rain we’ve had, the soil is in perfect condition — soft, moist, and just…

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  • What to plant in October

    30th Sep 2025

    What to plant in October

    With October’s arrival, the garden comes alive, beckoning us to embrace the colors, scents, and flavors of spring. This month is the perfect time to sow and plant a variety of vegetables and her…

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  • What to plant - September

    1st Sep 2025

    What to plant - September

    As the days begin to lengthen and the temperatures begin to lift, we discover the changes of spring happening all around us. Trees that were bare branches are coming to life. The dullness of winter is…

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  • How to Control Codling Moth in Tasmania

    31st Aug 2025

    How to Control Codling Moth in Tasmania

    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…

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  • ​Controlling Woolly Aphids

    31st Aug 2025

    ​Controlling Woolly Aphids

    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…

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  • The Basics of Companion Planting

    2nd Aug 2025

    The Basics of Companion Planting

    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…

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  • Whats in flower- August

    1st Aug 2025

    Whats in flower- August

    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…

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