Planting

What to do this Week Planting Tip

Drinking green tea has many health benefits and it's even better for you when it's fresh. Trevor shows you how you can
From Garden Gurus

Planting Bug in Winter

It is easy to get the planting bug at the moment, because garden centres are so full of inspiration. When Sue visits a
From Garden Gurus

Native Wisteria

Japanese or Chinese wisterias are stunningly beautiful plants, but they do have limitations. Some gardeners don't like
From Burke's Backyard

Tomato Project

One of the guys' all time favourite fruits are tomatoes. Not only do they taste nice, but they're good for you too, and
From Garden Gurus

Companion planting

The idea that some plants exert a beneficial effect on others growing nearby and other plants exert a malign influence
From Better Homes & Gardens Australia

Planting Chillies

This week Neville shows you how to spice up your garden with some tips on planting chillies in pots. He also showcases
From Garden Gurus

Planting Up Wine Barrels

We all have spots in our garden that could do with a little attention. Sometimes to make an area more attractive we
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For Melissa, winter symbolizes making serious decisions in the garden - pulling things out that haven't worked, re-
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Planting Tomato Seeds Early

The front cover of the August issue of the Burke's Backyard Magazine comes with a bonus free packet of 'Burke's
From Burke's Backyard

What to Do - Under-Story Planting

One of the best things about winter gardening in Queensland is that it is a great opportunity to step back and have a
From Garden Gurus

Native Plants

Remember back in the 70's when native gardens were all the rage and everyone was planting natives? Didn't we love them
From Garden Gurus

HortNews - Planting Starts At Planned 200ha Vineyard

Planting started this week at Pisa Valley Wines Ltd, near Cromwell, which, if its 200ha block is fully developed, will
From HortNET New Zealand

Planting out Roses

Roses are long term plants and the investment you make at the planting time will reward you for decades so preparation
From Garden Gurus

HortNews - Forest Research Starts Planting Out GE Trees

State-owned science company Forest Research has re-activated its planting programme for genetically engineered (GE)
From HortNET New Zealand

Mitre 10 - Planting Citrus Trees

Citrus Trees could be one of the most rewarding additions to your garden. Not only do they look good, but the fruit are
From Garden Gurus