Product Review – HOZELOCK Garden Sprayers
Spring is well and truly in the air. As I write this I am looking out my window at the wonderful blue sky with the sun shining down all around. I really do enjoy Spring. With Spring comes flower season and to make sure that your garden has the best display possible this spring you [...]
Read more »Monthly Gardening Tips – September
It’s September! What a fabulous month September is. Any gardener knows that September marks the beginning of the pay off for all your preparation work throughout winter. If you have worked hard, September and spring will be an absolutely marvellous time in your garden. What makes September such a good month for gardens is the [...]
Read more »From the Vault – August
This months ‘From the Vault’ is a short entry responding to a question that i saw posed at another blog back in 2007 – ‘Snails, Pests or Pals?’. Anyway, have a read and let me know what you think in the comment. Snails, Pests or Pals? Any one who reads that title will probably have [...]
Read more »Be careful removing that pesky tree!
At AussieGreenThumb.com my main goal is to help YOU cultivate a gardening lifestyle today so that you can have a better garden tomorrow. As such there are often times when I come across advice written by other bloggers that I wish to share with you, my readers. One such piece of advice came to my [...]
Read more »Monthly Gardening Tips – August
The month of August means that Australia is just about through its winter months. As such, August is all about getting ready for the next season, Spring! Hopefully you have used your winter months well already to prepare for a great showing from September onwards but there are still plenty of tasks that you can [...]
Read more »Sharing Fruit Growing Knowledge
As you may be aware I recently ran a competition to win some Fiskars gardening tools. One condition of entry was to email me some idea’s of articles that you, my readers, would like to read. In my most recent newsletter I covered one such article, how to level your uneven grassed area. However the [...]
Read more »Guest Post -How To Go Green With Your Next Backyard Decoration Project
If you are planning to go green with your next backyard decoration project, take the time to do it right the first time. Many people all over the world have gotten behind the going green banner in an attempt to better their natural environment. For years the only green people saw was the herbicide and [...]
Read more »From the Vault – July
Here is a reposted article from 2007 on soil-wetting agents. Soil Wetting Agents Ahhh winter, the brisk mornings, the cloudy skies, the inability to simply walk 5 metres without getting wet…oh how I do not enjoy it! However, although I may not enjoy the rain, your garden will and we DO need rain. Only one [...]
Read more »Understanding Gardening Vocabulary – Part 7
We are now more than half way through the year so if you have been following this series since January you should be developing quite a good understanding of gardening terms. If you have missed any of the series, once you get to the end of this entry you will find links to each of [...]
Read more »Monthly Gardening Tips – July
We are now well and truly in the thick of winter and I am feeling it. I have to make a confession right now…I am not a winter lover. However there is one upside(or perhaps downsider, depending on your viewpoint) to winter, there are plenty of tasks to complete in the garden! Probably one of [...]
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