Planting and maintaining a herb garden in your yard is a fun and rewarding hobby. With a little planning and thought put into the where and how you will start your garden, you can have access to cheap and readily available herbs nearly all year long!
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Good soil is the key to the success of any gardening project. It ensures there are enough nutrients and the plants get the drainage they need. Different factors come into play depending the soil type. If you are new to gardening, here are some tips on garden care
Read MoreIf you are new to gardening in Sydney, it is easy to go overboard purchasing tools. Not only can this mistake cost you a lot of money, but it can take up a lot of space. It is essential to stick to the basics. In doing so, you’ll
Read MoreCreating a beautiful garden is hard work. It’s a shame when that hard work is ruined by a six-legged parasite who uses our hard work as free food and housing. Of course, not all bugs are bad for vegetation. It takes some education to know which bugs are harmful and
Read MoreRe-potting is a critical part of garden care. To maintain the health of your plants it is important that they are replanted as they start to grow bigger and their roots outgrow the pot. The easiest way to know when it is time to re-pot is when you observe the
Read MoreRoses are red,
Violets are blue,
There’s sure to be a flower,
That’s perfect for you.
Flowers can add a much needed touch of colour to your garden, but there are so many to choose from. Often people will not even bother due to the sheer variety of choice
Read MoreHedges can look great, right? They line your house or garden in a way that accentuates key aesthetic elements like the straight edges of walls and fences, or the winding grassy knolls of your backyard. But as pretty as they are, hedges are like any other plant and
Read MoreGetting plants into the ground is a fun part of the garden landscaping process. Every plant you put into the soil or a container offers the promise of growth and transformation with foliage, flowers and perhaps even a crop to harvest. Plants also change their environment, providing shade,
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