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What to grow in June 2019
The effects of our changing climate so far have been an increase in weather extremes, including hotter summers and colder, longer winters in some parts of Australia. In other areas, the drought continues, making gardening a challenge. Use cloches to … Continue reading
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What to grow in May 2019
It’s time to plant garlic in non-tropical warm and temperate climates, and sow garden peas in frost-free areas directly into a garden bed with a trellis to support the plants. Contrary to some garden guru advice, legumes do need some … Continue reading
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What to grow in April 2019
If leaves on your citrus trees are looking pale, magnesium or iron deficiency are most likely the cause. This problem often appears in autumn. See: Pale citrus leaves. Add compost to the bed where you plan to plant garlic during … Continue reading
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What to grow in March 2019
Extreme weather events across the country lately have created conditions that encourage garden pests. If cabbage butterflies or cabbage moths are attacking your brassica plants, attach the plastic clips from packaged bread to the edges of some of the leaves … Continue reading
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What to grow in February 2019
If you have had problems with Stink Bugs, now is the time to search for their eggs under the lower leaves of citrus trees. Their eggs are larger than most insect eggs and are laid in rows. Remove the leaves … Continue reading
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What to grow in January 2019
Wishing all our readers a very happy, healthy 2019. January and February can be tricky months for gardening in some parts of Australia with extreme heat and severe storms, and gardeners will have to adjust their planting to suit local … Continue reading
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What to grow in December 2018
December and January are very busy months for most people, and many of you won’t have a lot of time to spare for gardening, or even watering the garden. Setting up some shade for your garden beds now, will provide … Continue reading
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What to grow in November 2018
Give tomato, capsicum and chilli plants regular deep watering and a light application of complete organic fertiliser as they start to flower. If soil is too dry tomatoes won’t be able to absorb enough calcium for healthy skins and your … Continue reading
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What to grow in October 2018
Make sure you save some of the best pods on your pea crop well before the crop has finished for seed to sow next year. Saving seed from your crops produces plants that have already adapted to your local soil … Continue reading
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What to grow in September 2018
This year, the first week of September is not a good week for sowing seed as germination is likely to be poor. This is a good time to do some weeding before hot weather sets in. Nights can still be … Continue reading
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