Don’t forget you can now follow me on twitter and connect with my on Facebook. Facebook is a great place to come and ask your gardening questions. If I can’t answer it, one of my other Facebook likers might be able to help out! Twitter – @AusGreenThumb Facebook – Search for Aussie Green Thumb. Once [...] Click to read more »
September Gardening Tips
Have you signed up to my pre-release subscriber list so YOU can get the best deal on my upcoming ebook? Sign up here. Any gardener knows that September marks the beginning of the pay off for all your preparation work throughout winter and these gardening tips will help you to grow a better garden. If [...] Click to read more »
Monthly Gardening Tips – November
Ah November, the last month of Spring, the last chance to prepare our gardens for summer. I really do feel like November is more about the next three months than it is about itself. If you live in a tropical climate, you may have already started to receive the summer rains, and this will only [...] Click to 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 [...] Click to read more »
From the Vault – Pruning
It is getting towards the time of year where you need to start thinking about pruning some of your plants for the winter period. Many plants ’shut down’ over the winter period and so cutting of dead flowers and parts of the plant help the plant to survive even the harshest winter. Pruning helps by [...] Click to read more »
From the Vault – April
Here is April’s entry from the vault, a reprinted article from Aussie Green Thumb back in 2007. Water Wise Gardening With water being a very precious resource in Australia, people need to become increasingly aware of just how much water their garden is using and how much they need to survive. Australian dams are running [...] Click to read more »
What’s that mean? Understanding Gardening Vocabulary – Part 4
If you have just joined aussiegreenthumb.com in the last few weeks, here is a tip, this is the place to come if you have heard a word that you are unsure of what it means but feel like it is probably something really simple and don’t want to look silly asking it. Why? Because I [...] Click to read more »
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