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Are you ready for Spring?

As soil temperatures rise and the risk of frost recedes we can safely start planting seeds, seedlings, flowers, trees and shrubs. Read more about what you can do to make sure your garden ready to go!

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Spring in the Native Garden

The colours of some of our favourite native plants are a welcome signal of the new season. If you are wanting to plant more native plants in your garden this season, read all about our most vibrant coloured natives 🌱

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STOP the hose squeeze

This summer set yourself up right with the McGregors 5 Piece Hose set - a must have for every garden.

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Tidy Up Your Garden for Spring

Spring is just around the corner, it's a perfect time to get into the garden and prepare!

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Winter Garden Do's and Don'ts

With a little care and attention in winter you can look forward to the new growth in your garden in spring!

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Winter Companion Planting Guide

Companion planting can help to naturally deter pests, provide natural fertiliser by fixing the nitrogen in the soil and help to attract beneficial insects

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Latest Questions & Answers

How do I plant vegies and fruits in pots?

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The key to success in pot planting is keeping the water up. Pots dry out far quicker than garden beds and even if your plants don’t die they will be in survival mode, concentrating on seed…

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How deep do I plant the seeds?

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Most seed packets tell you how deep to plant. A rule of thumb is to sow seeds two or three times as deep as they are wide. Take care not to plant seeds to deep. A seed contains a limited supply of stored food to nourish it during germination. If you plant…

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How do I keep my garden weed free?

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Weeds are here to stay, the seeds arrive in your garden in various ways, by sticking to your shoes, clothes, or are carried in by birds and wind. Here are some tips to help keep weeds at a manageable level. …

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