Garden Advice
Powdery mildew is one of the most common fungal conditions affecting Australian flora, with roses being particularly susceptible. Mildew on roses is diagnosed by visually examining the plant - if you see a soft whitish coating on the leaves and...
Roses are a popular choice in any garden and are well regarded as one of the most beautiful species of flowering plants worldwide. With over 300 different species of roses, and thousands of different cultivar varieties, there really is a...
Problems with rose leaves can always be traced to an underlying issue affecting the plant as a whole. This could be a fungal infection, an insect infestation, nutritional imbalance, soil problem, heat stress or something else. Whatever the cause, the...
Roses are the beautiful bloom in your yard which can serve as an elegant addition for those seeking to add a touch of class and colour to their garden. While the beauty of roses is timeless, there can be a...
I have white scale on my roses - what does it mean? Seeing little white scales or bumps on your rose stems can often be a stressful experience. Gardeners often wonder to themselves if the white scale coating they see...
Succulents are popular for a reason. As well as showcasing unusual, sculptural shapes and striking colouring in their fleshy leaves, they're also versatile, low-maintenance and water efficient. What more could you ask for? For those of us living in the...
Can you grow veggies in a frost prone area? The answer is yes! In fact, quite a few of the most popular vegetables thrive in cooler climates, and some are even made tastier by light frosts. While Australia’s cold season...
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When it comes to adding vertical interest to a garden, climbing plants are a must-have, scrambling upward along trellises and fences. Gardeners in frost-prone areas need not miss out on adding these beauties to their garden - read on for...
Is your local area prone to frost in winter and early spring? If so, don’t stress - it need not spell doom for your gardening efforts. Plenty of plants are able to tolerate subzero temperatures, and there are actions you...