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Journal

  • Winter Flower Colour

    1st Jun 2025

    Winter Flower Colour

    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…

    Published by Andrew clark

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  • What to plant - June

    31st May 2025

    What to plant - June

    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…

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  • What to plant in May

    2nd May 2025

    What to plant in May

    The days are now noticeably shorter, and the changes of the season are all around us. Deciduous ornamental trees are beginning to shed their displays of autumn foliage and the landscapes around us are…

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  • Growing Potatoes in Tasmania

    2nd May 2025

    Growing Potatoes in Tasmania

    Growing potatoes at home in Tasmania presents a unique opportunity for gardeners to enjoy fresh, home-grown produce. However, challenges like potato scab and the risk of acquiring poor-qual…

    Published by Andrew Clark

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  • Growing Cymbidium Orchids

    1st May 2025

    Growing Cymbidium Orchids

    Growing Cymbidium Orchids in Tasmania Cymbidium orchids are a true winter delight, and here in Tasmania, we’re lucky to have the ideal climate for them to thrive. With their elegant arching spra…

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  • Blackheart of Stonefruit

    20th Apr 2025

    Blackheart of Stonefruit

    Blackheart in Fruit Trees: What It Is and What You Can Do Over the past few weeks on Talkback Radio, I’ve had several callers describing apricot trees that were just... not thriving. Poor fruiti…

    Published by Andrew Clark

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  • A Heirloom Favourite Returns

    5th Apr 2025

    A Heirloom Favourite Returns

      Grow Your Own Potato Onions in Tasmania If you’re looking to grow something a little different this season that’s both low-maintenance and productive, potato onions might just be th…

    Published by Andrew Clark

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  • Pruning Currants in Tasmania

    1st Apr 2025

    Pruning Currants in Tasmania

    Pruning Redcurrants & Blackcurrants A little winter tidy-up for a whole lot more summer fruit There’s something incredibly satisfying about giving your berry bushes a good winter prune. Not…

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  • Tackling Azalea Pests

    31st Mar 2025

    Tackling Azalea Pests

    Azalea Pests Azaleas are cherished in Tasmanian gardens for their vibrant blooms and lush foliage. However, as the seasons transition from summer to autumn, these beloved plants can fall prey to sever…

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  • Growing Carnivorous Plants in Tasmania

    8th Feb 2025

    Growing Carnivorous Plants in Tasmania

    Caring for Venus Flytraps and Carnivorous Plants Carnivorous plants are some of the most fascinating and unique specimens in the plant world. Among them, the Venus Flytrap (Dionaea muscipula) is a fav…

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  • Common Tomato Problems

    1st Feb 2025

    Common Tomato Problems

    Welcome to the wonderful world of growing tomatoes in Tasmania, where the air is crisp, and the excitement for homegrown tomatoes is always in the air! While cultivating these flavorful delights can b…

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  • Elm Leaf Beetle

    1st Feb 2025

    Elm Leaf Beetle

    Elm Leaf Beetle in Tasmania: How to Detect, Control, and Protect Your Elm Trees Elm Leaf Beetles (Xanthogaleruca luteola) are a significant pest affecting elm trees in Tasmania. These beetles can caus…

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