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Worm Farm Blankets
You may have read or heard about the use of worm blankets, and conjured up pictures of tucking your worms in at night with tiny little blankets. Fear not, the actual use of them is much more simple,...
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Dendrobium kingianum – Pink Rock Orchid
A charming smaller orchid, easy to grow among rocks or logs. They produce pseudobulbs, which have a fattened base which acts as a food storage, enabling survival in tougher conditions. Will thrive...
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Eremophila ‘Meringur Midnight”
Eremophila ‘Meringur Midnight’ is a large shrub which grows 3-4m high by 2-3m wide and is useful as a feature large shrub. It has attractive bright green linear leaves with a pendulous habit. Flowers...
View ArticleHarvest Seeds And Native Plant Nursery – Sydney
A great speciailist Australian native plant nursery supplying plants, seeds, & tube stock to wholesale and retail customers. Harvest Seeds and Native Plant Nursery also supplies native bush foods....
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Newsletter #63 – September 2020 – Water Efficient Tips For Gardeners
Spring has sprung and the weather is getting warmer. With this in mind, I thought it would be good to share some of my water efficient garden ideas to help keep plants happy, healthy and productive....
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Cissus hypoglauca – Native Grape
A vigorous woody large vine with attractive glossy palmate leaves, new growth is red coloured. It bears umbels of yellow flowers in spring and summer, followed by blue-black berries, which though...
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Telopea mongaensis – Braidwood Waratah
A large shrub to small tree, from cooler areas in south east NSW. Likes soil with good drainage and abundant moisture, sensitive to phosphorus. Bears red flowers in spring. Likes semi shaded...
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Geleznowia verrucosa
A small shrub with small yellow flowers and lime-yellow bracts which age to orange-brown. Blooms in early spring to early summer, provides long lasting cut flowers. Needs a well drained soil, best in...
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Newsletter #64 – October 2020 – How To Deal With Too Much Water!
The poem ‘My Country’ by Dorothea McKellar and its lines about “A land of sweeping plains, Of rugged mountain ranges, Of drought and flooding rains” springs to mind (pardon the Dad joke) as I reflect...
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Newsletter #65 – November 2020 – Tasmanian Bush Foods Project, Tribute To...
Tasmanian Bush Foods project Australian bush foods have captured the imagination of lots of Australian gardeners, and for good reason, as there are so many interesting species to explore, many of which...
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