Fertilizer
Just like us plants enjoy a good feed and a well balanced diet with all the nutrients but of course they can't just pop down to the shop and get lots of fruit and vegies, far from it. In fact, they are the ones that provide us with the goodies, ... [... more]
Garden Gurus |
Lawn Care - Spring Lawns
Now is the perfect time to get out in the garden and get your lawn into shape after winter. But before we start feeding and repairing our lawns, we should pause and ponder the environmental impact. Any excess fertilizer ends up being washed into ... [... more]
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Citrus Nutrition - Leaf Nutrient Analysis
Leaf analysis is a useful guide to more efficient and economical fertilizer practices, and can be used to diagnose specific nutrient problems. In addition to the quantification of nutrient uptake, this technique provides a means of evaluating the ... [... more]
HortNET New Zealand |
Tristar Launch
With warmer weather faster approaching, it's a great time to fertilize and fuel that new season growth. With so many fertilizers out there, the question is which fertilizer to use. Neville visits the Baileys factory to find out. Contains a secret ... [... more]
Garden Gurus |
Waterwise Hose-on Soil Wetter
Tree roots from gums can take moisture from the lawn and can dry out the ground so much it is hard to rewet. This means any fertilizer is simply being washed past the roots and not actually taken up by the turf. A simple solution is to use a ... [... more]
Garden Gurus |
Beat the drought with water crystals
With just a few minutes and some water crystals,you can keep your plants looking lush and beat the drought in your back yard. Give your plants some drought proofing! Add two tall glasses (schooner size) of water and a splash of liquid fertilizer ... [... more]
Better Homes & Gardens Australia |
Lawn Feeding Hint
A small amount of fertilizer is actually required and overdoing it creates problems for drainage system with excess nutrients getting into waterways. When using a product like Yates Lush Lawn Master, then 20 grams per square metre is all you ... [... more]
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