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IN THE GARDEN THIS WEEK I AM ....VEGGIE GARDEN T

IN THE GARDEN THIS WEEK I AM ....VEGGIE GARDEN TIP
I am adding a second planting of Broccoli to our veggie garden in the hope that this succession planting will keep us going into spring. I have used mature seedlings (not seeds) and have added additional compost as Broccoli really enjoys that extra organic matter. They are very heavy feeders.IRRIGATION TIP
Even with the cooler temperatures and rain keep your automatic irrigation systema nd lawn pop ups in use. Even if it is only for a few minutes once a week. By running them you will hopefully prevent blockages.GROW TIP
Start thinking about what hardwood cuttings I would like to take. At this time of year hardwood cuttings are best taken from hydrangeas, roses, wisteria, grape vine, edible figs and mulberries.

This week's Gardens at A Glance Newsletter - Winte

This week's Gardens at A Glance Newsletter - Winter's Arrival is now out - Link in Bio or today's stories
In this week’s Gardens at a Glance Column we have all the highlights of our week. What is happening in our home garden, our tips for the week and a few garden related recommendations to check out.
This week they are;
🌿A brilliant new podcast @the_sentimental_gardener
🌿A garden event for all to enjoy @warren_open_garden_day
🌿A travel trip if you're in London #thegardenmuseum
🌿A beautiful nursery to visit in person or online @perennialle_plantsIn the last week, Winter has made its presence well and truly known with bitterly cold wet days. It is exactly I think what the gardens needed, especially the rain that accompanied the low temperatures. Some of the glorious autumn leaves are surprisingly still holding on in our garden and around the streets and parks of Young. The autumn foliage is always a highlight in the garden season and actually probably my choice if I had to pick between spring flowers or autumn leaves. Even though I am a sucker for flowers and always love having a fresh vase of flowers in the house, I will always pick the leafy canopies filled with autumn hues than a meadow of flowers. There is something about this change of seasons that always appeals to me.
Recently, we have been sharing a day in the life updates on our instagram. This is basically giving a short update of what lays ahead of us for that days work. It has been really well received with lots of questions about how we go about our day, how we plan out the week and what happens in a gardening/garden design business. We really love what we do so always happy to share and if you interested head over to our Instagram page.As always below are my growing tips for the week and some top recommendations for all things gardeningHope you have a great weekStay warmHappy GardeningGlenicePS. Also this week we picked our first Avocado of the season. This variety is the Bacon variety. A cool climate Avocado. Ethan was very excited that the Avocado season has started. If you would like my growing guide for Avocados let me know.

Join me in raking leaves with 2 rakes. 2 rake pick

Join me in raking leaves with 2 rakes. 2 rake pick up makes a huge difference in how much you can pick up at one time.

Phil in his happy place @countrygardeneraustralia

Phil in his happy place @countrygardeneraustraliaWe had three things to pick up for today's job. We got separated as I got sidetracked, looking at the plants. When I called him to see where he was he said he was just wandering taking it all in. 😂
@bunnings #youngwarehouse

Autumn Walks I love the chill in the air, the col

Autumn Walks
I love the chill in the air, the colours of the fallen autumn leaves and the patterns they create. It's a perfect opportunity for reflection and to appreciate the changing cycles of the year.
#riverwalk

Happy Mother's to my Mum! Love you so much xxxx @j

Happy Mother's to my Mum! Love you so much xxxx @jan.buck000

We have the great pleasure of caring for many gard

We have the great pleasure of caring for many gardens out on farms. This means we get to travel past some very beautiful scenery to get to work each day. From Gundagai to Cootamundra to Bribbaree to Grenfell to Cowra to Boorowa to Kangiara to Harden to Jugiong - we cover a wide area for our garden management and garden design work. Remote garden consults are also available

My Gardens at a Glance Newsletter for the week is

My Gardens at a Glance Newsletter for the week is now out. I introduce you to the Prairie Crocus ( a Canadian Wildflower) , I have my weekly garden tips and a few garden related recommendations from WA's premier garden show @perth_garden_show, a fabulous garden podcast @muddybootspodcast , a wetting agent we all need in our gardens here in Young @amgrowgarden and a gorgeous plant store in Sydney's inner city @shop.stanleygreenIf you would like to subscribe go to link in Bio or send me your email in a DM and Ill add you to the list.
Happy Gardening

The joy of growing flowers. If you would like a co

The joy of growing flowers. If you would like a copy of my Dahlia Growing Guide to use next season COMMENT - GROW
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