FertiliserRoses are very heavy feeders so you need to ensure they receive enough nutrients throughout the growing season. I would recommend spreading organic natural fertiliser on plants twice a season in autumn, spring and summer. Especially at the beginning of spring when the chances of...
Above image: An Unpruned RoseMid to late winter is the time to prune your Roses.Roses will respond well to pruning – they will produce much more new growth and you will get many more flowers. Most roses will go completely dormant in winter, however some...
I enjoyed reading this article“An act of God, or just bad management? Why trees fall and how to prevent it“, written by Dr Greg Moore from the University of Melbourne about the reasons trees can fail and why there is always a risk even with...
Through the grey days of winter I always love to have a selection of pots out on the deck or at the front door with some flowering colour – I have a soft spot for the flowers of Pansies or Violas so they will always...
It is at this time of year, when all the leaves have fallen from the canopies of deciduous trees that you can really see the true shape and habit of your deciduous trees.These clearer views makes it a great time to prune your deciduous trees....
"An Introduction To Your Garden - How to Learn the Art of Gardening" This E Book covers lots of tips to get to know your garden. We discuss factors that you need to get to know about your garden such as soil texture, soil pH, drainage,...
Ways to gather weekly garden tips HELLO AND WELCOME. I thought I would let you know about two of my regular weekly posts on my social media that should give you some more garden information, inspiration and hints. Every Monday I do a post that will focus...
Saturday 21st November 2020 - at the Rustic Maze and Country Garden Plant selection is the hardest part of creating a garden. In this workshop we will identify the steps you need to consider before purchasing a plant for your garden. I will give you a list...
