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25.01.2022 Callistemon love the springtime An icon of the Australian garden, this native evergreen shrubs features aromatic, linear to lance-shaped leaves which are dotted with spectacular flowers that resemble bottlebrushes. Often found growing from the tropical north to the temperate south, Callistemon grows best when planted in a native specific soil mix. Get more gardening tips based on your climate on page 26 in our NEW Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

25.01.2022 Blanched, stir-fried or fresh from the vine. Beans make for an easy lunchbox snack or crunchy dinner-time favourite. Check out our Plant & Grow by Climatic Zone Guide to see if beans are right for your garden. Head to page 20 of our Summer Issue for all the information.... Available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/RWwklYk

24.01.2022 Summer is here! Our About The Garden Summer Issue is available now. This 24-page edition is packed to the plant rafters with all of our gardening tips, tricks, recipes and so much more. Pick up a copy from your local garden centre or read it online here. https://issuu.com//about_the_garden_2020_summer_garden_mag

24.01.2022 Are you tired of hand pollinating your veggie patch? Also known as the bee bush, borage is a wonderful flowering herb that will attract bees to your garden. With its dainty blue flowers and rambunctious nature, once you've planted borage you won't have to plant it again as it likes to self-seed. To give your veggies a further boost, fertilise fortnightly with #Searles SeaMax Fish and Kelp, and Searles Flourish Tomato and Vegetable Plant Food. ... Find more companion plants for your autumn garden in our latest issue. Available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/3CCMm-c

24.01.2022 Hippeastrums are the extroverts of the plant world, enjoying the leafy limelight and always receiving compliments for their beautiful blooms. Also known as amaryllis, this herbaceous perennial produces showy trumpet-shaped flowers for up to three weeks in the springtime. CARE TIP | These beauties flourish best in full sun or light shade. Ideally, place near a wall or fence so that theyre protected from strong winds, but getting plenty of sunlight.... Get more gardening tips + tricks in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

24.01.2022 Is frost killing off your veggie plot? Here are our tips for garden survival this winter. Save old net curtains, bedsheets and shade cloth for emergency overnight protection. Place or wrap materials around tender outdoor plants. You could use straw, hay, hessian and other insulating material.... Tie together the leaves of tufted plants, such as Cordyline australis, to protect the growing point. By moving some plants, wrapping up others and erecting little shelters, you can limit frost damage. Get more gardening tips in our NEW Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

24.01.2022 Spring into the next season of gardening with our #NEW About The Garden Issue From indoor plant must-haves to simple recipes made from garden kitchen produce, youll find all our gardening tips, tricks and so much more in the Spring Issue available now. Pick up your copy at participating garden centres Australia wide or have a look online here https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

23.01.2022 No, your eyes aren't deceiving you! A breeding breakthrough has created a new flower with blooms in totally unique russet tones; bringing pink shades to the marigold colour palette for the very first time. The Marigold 'Strawberry Blonde' is a bushy, free-flowering plant that is set to be this year's must-have bedding plant. Get more growing tips + tricks in our ALL-NEW Summer Issue available at your local garden centre or online https://issuu.com//about_the_garden_2...020_summer_garden_mag Pohlmans Nursery

23.01.2022 Best climbing plants for big, beautiful flowers in the springtime. Climbing Roses Allamanda Bougainvilleas... Dipladenia Mandevilla + so many more! What is your favourite spring flower? Share with us in the comments below. Learn more about the best climbing plants for Australian gardens here https://loom.ly/UmWL7dM

23.01.2022 I reckon our local tip is the prettiest in all the lands.

23.01.2022 One native beauty that's always in perfect attire to celebrate an Australian Christmas is the New South Wales Christmas Bush. Perfect for growing in pots or as a cut flower. Plant in sun or part shade in moist, well-drained soil. Prune hard after flowering for compact growth. ... After creamy-white flowers appear in spring, the tree gradually displays their distinctive scarlet red bracts just before Christmas. Get more tips for growing New South Wales Christmas Bush on page 22 in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

22.01.2022 What's the question Wednesday! The question we'll be answering this week is: What is the best potting mix for hanging baskets? It stands to reason that hanging baskets do it a bit tougher as warm air rises, so it is essential to use a top-quality, water-retentive potting mix. Our pick for the summer is #Searles Platinum Potting Mix. To help hanging baskets from drying out rapidly in the hot weather, Searles Platinum Potting Mix has been specially formulated with excellent water holding capacity, ideal aeration and drainage properties. Get more growing tips + tricks in our ALL-NEW Summer Issue available at your local garden centre or online https://issuu.com//about_the_garden_2020_summer_garden_mag

21.01.2022 A perennial succulent plant native to southern Africa, Crassula capitella Red Pagoda is a branching beauty with stacked triangular chartreuse leaves adorned with bright crimson tips. Light: When choosing a spot for this succulent to grow, soil, light and air circulation are key needs to consider. Developing its deepest, most vibrant color in winter in a bright location, position your Red Pagoda in a sunny spot for best results. Blooms: Tiny white flowers appear in the... summertime at the ends of unbranched spike-like inflorescences. Maintenance: Crassulas are easy to grow but are susceptible to mealy bugs and fungal diseases. As with all succulents, overwatering is sure to be fatal so its safer to err on the side of too dry rather than too wet. InStyle Succulents Get more gardening tips in our NEW Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

20.01.2022 Our top tips for caring for cyclamens. Only water the soil surface, avoiding wetting the flowers and foliage (to minimise disease) and only water when the soil feels a little dry. Remove any spent flowers by twisting them off at the base.... When leaves start to turn yellow in spring, reduce watering and allow the pot to dry out in preparation for their dormant phase during summer. The plant can then be re-potted using fresh, good-quality potting mix, to give it a new lease on life. Get more tips for which blooms to grow based on your climate on page 22 in our Summer Issue available at your local garden centre or online https://issuu.com//about_the_garden_2020_summer_garden_mag

20.01.2022 If youre looking for a houseplant plant that thrives on neglect, try the crown of thorns plant (Euphorbia miii). A popular plant due to its pretty little pseudo-blossoms and low-maintenance care requirements, the spine-studded stems are a giveaway that it favours cactus-like conditions. For best results, provide your crown of thorns plant with bright, direct sunlight in well-draining sandy soil. Get more tips for Euphorbia milii care on page 9 in our NEW Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

20.01.2022 Theres nothing better than fresh, hand-picked strawberries. Strawberry plants, from autumn and winter plantings, should begin to flower in September, and the first crop of fruit should arrive a month later. Get more tips for growing strawberries on page 20 in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

18.01.2022 A fast-growing vine perfect for covering walls and fences, the blooming Jasmine polyanthus produces beautiful white flowers with an intense, sweet scent. Soil: Fertile, moist but well-drained soil. Light: When choosing a spot for this climbing shrub, try to give it lots of sunlight but protect from harsh summer sun and heat.... Maintenance: This is a high maintenance plant because of its vigorous and invasive growth habit. Control rampant extension growth to prevent layering and stems climbing into trees and bushes. Tip: Not a good choice for allergy sufferers. Get more gardening tips in our NEW Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

18.01.2022 What's the question Wednesday! The question we'll be answering this week is: How can I increase my seed strike rate? The grass seedbed needs to be kept moist for the seed to germinate effectively. Water lightly but don't saturate it. Be sure to check the seed packet use by date. ... Don't apply grass seeds when high winds are forecast Get more gardening tips in our Summer Issue available at your local garden centre or online https://issuu.com//about_the_garden_2020_summer_garden_mag

18.01.2022 We simply adore Daphne odora. A garden favourite for its heavenly perfume, this evergreen shrub is dotted with rosy buds which open to reveal splendid, waxy, white to pink to purple flowers that have a fantastic fragrance. CARE TIP | This beauty likes dappled shade and morning sun. Best suited to the cooler regions of Southern Australia. ... Get more gardening tips + tricks in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

17.01.2022 Tips for growing Pilea cadierei. This plant requires bright, indirect sunlight. Too much sun will burn the leaves and turn brown. During spring and summer, allow the top layer of soil to remain slightly moist and during winter the top layer to remain dry between watering.... Use a free-draining but water-retentive mix such as #Searles Terrarium and Fern Specialty Mix. Get more gardening tips in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

17.01.2022 Bring out the colour of your cacti and succulents by making them a garden showpiece with decorative pebbles. To insulate the soil, anchor any loose soil and add a note of elegance, add a layer of varying size pebbles over the soil. In the garden, a few large rocks or a fitting garden feature will make the garden a stand out. Are you growing cacti and succulents at the moment? We'd love to see how they're flourishingshare with us in the comments below! ... Get more planting tips in our Summer Issue available at your local garden centre or online https://issuu.com//about_the_garden_2020_summer_garden_mag

16.01.2022 Spring is here and that means one thing: magpie season is upon us! These protective parents usually breed between August and October every year, and its during this time that their swooping behaviour is in full force. Watch out! Get more gardening tips + tricks in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

16.01.2022 Everything you need to know about growing ZZ plants. Grow indoors away from direct sunlight or outdoors in a dry shady spot. Water occasionally, allowing the plant to dry out well between waterings.... Plant in well-drained soil, boost lush green foliage by monthly feeding with #Searles Flourish Green & Growth Soluble Plant Food. Get more tips for ZZ plant care on page 18 in our NEW Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

15.01.2022 Bringing beautiful colour to gardens from late winter to spring, Geraldton wax is a flowering Australian native shrub perfectly suited to coastal conditions In their native home of Western Australia, Geraldton wax grows in well-drained, sandy or gravelly soil. Growing tip: To keep plants looking good, apply a low-phosphorus native plant fertiliser such as #Searles Native Plant Food in the springtime. Water plants well before spreading fertiliser.... Get more gardening tips in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

15.01.2022 Looking for an eye-catching, easy to grow houseplant to brighten up your interiors? Syngonium could be for you. Like most tropical houseplants, Syngoniums like bright light but no direct hot sun. Plant in a rich, well-drained potting mix.... Water frequently to maintain high humidity. Its important to remember that the more light + warmth your synonium receives, the more often it will need watering. Get gardening tips in our NEW Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

14.01.2022 Our top care tips to keep your Alocasia flourishing. Needs vary from shade to full sunlight, depending on the variety. Generally speaking, position in a well-lit indoors that is away from direct sunlight. As water-loving plants, be sure to keep your Alocasia plant moist all year. There is a fine line with these plants. You want to keep the soil moist, but not soggy. ... Use a fertiliser specially formulated for foliage plants such as #Searles Flourish Indoor & Greening Fertiliser applied fortnightly during the growing season. Get more tips for growing this season in our Summer Issue available at your local garden centre or online https://issuu.com//about_the_garden_2020_summer_garden_mag

14.01.2022 Whats the question Wednesday! The question well be answering this week is: When should I prune my passionfruit vine? Late winter and early spring is the perfect time for a little cleanup. You dont have to prune hard every year however cutting the vine back by about a third will encourage vigorous growth and more fruit. Get more gardening tips in our NEW Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

14.01.2022 Tips for growing beautiful Browallias. Keep browallia happy by growing it in organically rich soil and part-sun to full-shade lighting conditions. Plant in a moisture-retentive potting mix such as #Searles Platinum Potting Mix.... Water regularly and pinch back plants to keep them bushy. Get more tips for growing Browallias on page 8 in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

14.01.2022 Red salvia flowers are a long-time gardening favourite that are beautiful when massed together as bedding plants or lined up in a row as edging plants. With exceptional landscape performance or a striking statement in containers, Salvia Roman Red suits a sunny spot in the garden where they can serve as a vertical accent growing to 85cm high surrounded by lower-growing plants. Get more tips for growing Salvia Roman Red on page 2 in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

13.01.2022 Loved for stunning colour-changing blooms, Hydrangeas are a go-to in the flowerbed. The unique ability of the Hydrangea is that the colour of the flower can change from blue, white to pink depending on the pH of the soil, making this flower truly adaptable. For best-growing results, plant in an acid-loving mix such as #Searles Azalea, Camellia and Gardenia Specialty Mix. Please note: some new breeds of hydrangea won’t change flower colour when the pH changes. Check with you...r local gardening expert for the right hydrangea for you. Get more tips for growing tips for summer blooms on page 19 in our Summer Issue available at your local garden centre or online https://issuu.com//about_the_garden_2020_summer_garden_mag

12.01.2022 ‘Midnight Gold’ attracts attention in the garden with its elaborate deep-royal purple double blooms with light-gold tips. What do we love most about this pretty petunia? Profuse flowering Huge double blooms... Great for hanging baskets or containers Get more growing tips + tricks in our ALL-NEW Summer Issue available at your local garden centre or online https://issuu.com//about_the_garden_2020_summer_garden_mag

12.01.2022 All good things don't have to come to an end. Extend the flowering period in your garden with these helpful tips: It's been hot and your plants are probably feeling it too. Give your plants a good watering with #Searles Flourish Soluble Plant Food. Developing an eye for deadheading will be one of your most rewarding skills. Deadheading spent blooms will encourage new floral and foliage growth.... Some plants are impractical to deadhead, however, a mid-season haircut could be just the trick required to keep those flowers coming well into Autumn. Find more tips and tricks for your Summer garden in our latest issue. Available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/RWwklYk

12.01.2022 Say hello to the newest addition to the lavender family, Lavender Purplereign Boasting delightfully deep purple flowers, Purplereign blooms in early spring and continues to sporadically flower throughout the warmer months. The tight compact growth habit of this beauty makes it perfect for potted colour, coastal and rockeries. For best results, plant in full sun in soil enriched with #Searles Garden Soil. Get more gardening tips for Lavender Purplereign on page 6 in o...ur NEW Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI PMA

12.01.2022 Cool, calm and colourful as can be, clivias are tough plants that grow in any type of well-drained soil. A real show-stopper in the garden in spring with their beautiful blooms and thick strappy foliage, these wonderful, evergreen perennials grow under the shade of trees and always perform well. Get more tips for growing clivias on page 21 in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

12.01.2022 Calibrachoa Goodnight Kiss blooms beautifully from spring to late summer with an abundance of star-shaped flowers taking centre stage. For gardening convenience, these beauties are also self-cleaning so they stay neat and tidy all season long. Get more tips for growing Calibrachoa Goodnight Kiss on page 9 in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://issuu.com///about_the_garden_spring_2020_magazine

11.01.2022 Spring is just around the corner, and preparing your garden for the arrival of the warmer months is important to achieving strong, healthy plant growth for the rest of the year. Mulching is a great way to naturally hinder weed growth, retain moisture in the soil and keep your garden looking its best. Tip: Always water adequately before and after fertilising to disperse the nutrients through the soil, and always give the soil beds a good soak before mulching. Get more gardening tips in our NEW Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

11.01.2022 Spring is almost upon us and that means one thing for gardeners: its time to feed our hungry plants Simply dig in #Searles 5 IN 1 Organic Fertiliser around gardens, lawns and fruit trees to enrich the soil with well-composted manures and the nutrients needed for healthy, organic growth. Get more gardening tips in our NEW Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

10.01.2022 Whats the question Wednesday! The question well be answering this week is: When is the best time to top dress my lawn? Spring is the ideal time to top dress lawns to take full advantage of the warm weather rapid growth. Whether you are filling in holes, evening out lawns or adding nutrients to the soil for better growth, applying a 2 centimetre layer of #Searles 5 IN 1 Organic Fertiliser will set your lawn up for strong spring growth. Learn more top dressing law tips on page 17 in our Spring Magazine, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

09.01.2022 Looking for a low-maintenance, quick-growing vine to cover an unsightly fence? Or perhaps you would just like to attract more native wildlife to your garden? The Podranea Pink Trumpet Vine might be just for you. Pink trumpet vine grows best in a sunny position but will tolerate light shade. It requires well-drained soil and strong support if it is to be grown as a climber. ... Water well until the plant becomes established. This beauty flowers in spring and is suitable for most climatic zones. Prune to shape and control growth when flowering has finished. Get more tips for growing Podranea Pink Trumpet Vine on page 21 in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://issuu.com///about_the_garden_spring_2020_magazine

09.01.2022 Spring into the season of growth ahead with azaleas in bloom Choose a spot in the garden with semi-shade and that gets protection from the harsh afternoon summer sun. Although most plants will be happiest in a neutral pH zone (6-7), all azaleas enjoy a compost/humus enriched soil that is slightly on the acidic side of the pH scale (5.5). To take the guesswork out of choosing the right soil, #Searles Azalea, Camellia & Gardenia Specialty Mix has all the right nutrients ...and soil pH for growing azaleas in the ground + for use in pots. To lock in moisture, especially with the warmer weather fast approaching, always remember to mulch the surface of the soil. Get more tips for growing azaleas on page 10 in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

08.01.2022 Whats the question Wednesday! The question well be answering this week is: What should I fertilise my blueberries with? Blueberries are natures superfoods, packed with antioxidants and filled with flavour. These beauties need acidic soil to perform their best, preferring a soil pH of around 45. For best results, liquid feed with an acid-loving fertilise #Searles Flourish Azalea & Camellia Soluble Plant Food for delicious fresh fruit. For Spring garden ideas read our Spring Magazine, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

08.01.2022 A delicate cascading accent plant, Dichondra ‘Silver Falls’ a stand out in any garden. Often grown in garden beds to create a flowing effect over the edges of pots, hanging baskets or retaining walls, this dense groundcover plant delivers a waterfall of silvery colour that is sure to impress. Get more growing tips + tricks in our ALL-NEW Summer Issue available at your local garden centre or online https://issuu.com//about_the_garden_2020_summer_garden_mag

07.01.2022 Thank you very mulch-ly. Your garden will thank you for keeping it well mulched over the summer months! Mulching helps combat heat stress by keeping the soil at an even temperature and reducing the evaporation of moisture from the soil. It's also great for keeping those weeds at bay after all that summer rain. Get more tips for your autumn garden via our website, packed full of information for Australian gardeners to read.... https://www.aboutthegarden.com.au

07.01.2022 Whats the question Wednesday! The question well be answering this week is: What type of soil do azaleas like? Azaleas enjoy a compost/humus enriched soil that is slightly on the acidic side of the pH scale (5.5) compared to most plants that are happiest in a neutral pH zone (6-7). If you have a pH test kit, its essential that you take a reading to indicate if your patch will be well-suited to growing these beauties. To take the guesswork out of choosing the right soil, ...#Searles Azalea, Camellia & Gardenia Specialty Mix has all the right nutrients and soil pH for growing azaleas in the ground + for use in pots. Learn more care tips for azaleas on page 10 in our Spring Magazine, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

07.01.2022 Looking for a feature tree in your summer garden? Consider the native frangipani. Producing creamy yellow flowers with a strong, heady fragrance, be sure to plant it in a position in full sun to dappled shade with protection from strong winds. This native beauty performs very well in alkaline soils so if you live in an area with neutral to acid soil, we recommend applying a small amount #Searles Garden Lime. Get more tips for growing native beauties on page 21 in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

06.01.2022 Bindii, its a painful pest and the bane of backyard cricketers across Australia Growing throughout winter and setting seed late in the season, the bindii invasion takes its prickly place during the springtime. Dont let these little nasties take hold of your lawn, spray now with #Searles Lawn Perfect. Tip: Repeat spraying is important to control weeds that have germinated after the prior spraying. Lawn Perfect is suitable for couch, carpet grass, bent, fescue, kikuyu and ...saltene lawns. Get more tips for controlling bindii on page 17 in our NEW Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

06.01.2022 Whats the question Wednesday! The question well be answering this week is: What is this bug on my plant? This is a mealy bug. These plant-sucking pests are a familiar problem in gardens, distorting new growth and causing leaves to drop. For organic control of mealy bugs, use #Searles Bug Beater. Alternatively, for 34 week residual control, use #Searles Conguard. Get more gardening tips in our NEW Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

06.01.2022 We've got the ultimate Australian native plant to put your garden back in the lush limelight. An elegant, evergreen dwarf Acacia with a weeping, compact habit, Acacia 'Limelight' produces pendulous lime green foliage year-round. Dry tolerant and hardy, it will grow in full sun or part shade in most well-drained soils or pots. For best results, feed with #Searles Robust Native Fertiliser. Get more tips for growing Acacia 'Limelight' on page 6 in our Summer Issue available at your local garden centre or online https://issuu.com//about_the_garden_2020_summer_garden_mag

05.01.2022 Small in size, big on impact; the Hibiscus Petite range is a real showstopper in the garden. Bred for the modern green thumb who wants a tropical garden but is short on space, this colourful collection is a great addition to any sunny spot. Get more growing tips + tricks in our ALL-NEW Summer Issue available at your local garden centre or online https://issuu.com//about_the_garden_2020_summer_garden_mag... Pohlmans Nursery

05.01.2022 A sweet taste of the Monday blues. With flowers appearing now, we thought wed share a few tips for getting your blueberry patch started. Pick a spot in full-sun with moist, well-drained soil.... Choose a variety best suited to your climate zone. Provide your blueberries with plenty of organic matter and just the right amount of love. Liquid feed with Searles Flourish Azalea & Camellia Plant Food for more berries Get more gardening tips + tricks in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

05.01.2022 The simple daisy has managed to capture the hearts of all who venture into gardening. From gazanias and sunflowers to federation and African daisies, there are SO many different varieties of this beautiful bloom - all equally vying for your attention at garden centre across the country in the hopes of taking up long term residence in your backyard. Learn all about the different types of daisies here https://www.aboutthegarden.com.au/the-types-of-daisies/

04.01.2022 Protect your patch from any unwanted garden visitors with the #Searles Fruit Fly Trap. Easy to use, complete set-up trap including wick. Monitors and controls male fruit flies (Queensland fruit fly).... Included wick attracts male fruit flies into the trap and then kills them, stopping the breeding cycle. Contains full instructions and directions for setting up. For best results, replace wick every three months. Get more gardening tips + tricks in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

04.01.2022 Introducing the Gaura 'Lillipop Soda Pop'. This popular perennial is adorned with an abundance of flowers that seem to fly like butterflies in the wind. Plant in nutrient-rich and free-draining soil in a sunny spot. Be sure to mulch around the plant and water regularly. ... Prune back to encourage better blooms. Learn more about Gaura 'Lillipop Soda Pop' on page 4 in our ALL-NEW Summer Issue available at your local garden centre or online https://issuu.com//about_the_garden_2020_summer_garden_mag

03.01.2022 As a backdrop to the eye-catching blooms of the Dwarf Browallia, their emerald green foliage forms a dense mat of colour that lasts throughout the growing season. Sometimes labelled Ginger Meggs, this beauty is a popular flowering variety with fiery tangerine and yellow clusters for flowers. They can be planted in a full sun to part shade position where the birdlife can enjoy its fantastic features. ... For best results, water regularly and fertilise monthly with #Searles Flourish Flowers & Foliage during the flowering season to promote beautiful blooms. Get more Browallias care tips on page 8 in our NEW Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

03.01.2022 A living bunch of blooms that outlasts almost any arrangement, Hydrangea 'Magical Revolution' is one of our top summer picks. Are you growing hydrangeas this season? If so, which type? Don't forget to let us know any care tips + tricks you have! Get more growing tips + tricks in our ALL-NEW Summer Issue available at your local garden centre or online https://issuu.com//about_the_garden_2020_summer_garden_mag... Plants Management Australia

03.01.2022 What's the question Wednesday! The question we'll be answering this week is: Why should I mulch now? Reducing water loss from evaporation, protecting soil structure in times of flooding and helping to insulate the soil, mulching is essential in our hot climate. Top up your spring gardens with a fresh layer of mulch. TIP | Be careful not to apply too thickly as the water won't be able to penetrate the mulch layer.... Get more gardening tips in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

03.01.2022 A versatile, clumping perennial with stunning strappy leaves, Dianella revoluta Seaspray is a tough, adaptable plant perfect for mass planting. Keep an eye out for clusters of star-like flowers in the springtime which are followed by shiny, dark blue berries in summer. Flower colour Purple... Light requirements Full sun, part shade, shade Soil requirements Sandy soil, well-drained soil Frost + drought tolerant Get more gardening tips in our NEW Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

02.01.2022 With a promised 150 days of flowering and a magical colour transformation, Hydrangea 'Magical Revolution' brings garden beauty into the home. Transitioning from pastel pink or blue through to deep burgundy, this is a plant that really performs indoors and in the garden. If you're after a living bunch of blooms that will outlast any vase arrangement, this is the one for you. Get more growing tips + tricks in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or onli...ne https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI Plants Management Australia

02.01.2022 Add lush foliage to your garden with the pale pink powder puff flowers of the Syzygium 'Cascade' in bloom. Growing to around three metres tall and two metres wide, this beauty can be used as a screening hedge or specimen plant. Syzygium 'Cascade' will flourish in a full to semi-shade position and in soil that is humus-rich with good drainage. ... For best results during the summer, this plant requires a reasonable amount of water to bloom its best especially during times of drought. Get more tips for growing Syzygium 'Cascade' on page 7 in our Spring Issue, available at your local garden centre or online https://loom.ly/YxMSZyI

02.01.2022 Your garden will be swimming in compliments with the goldfish plant in bloom. Bringing a taste of the tropics to your homes, this beauty is known for its dark-green, glossy leaves that have red veined undersides with a pink flush. The real show starts when it blossoms during spring and summer, and the flowers look like leaping fish! For best results, plant in well drained soil but keep roots moist during the warmer weather. Get more growing tips + tricks in our ALL-NEW Summer Issue available at your local garden centre or online https://issuu.com//about_the_garden_2020_summer_garden_mag

01.01.2022 If you're after lush, low-maintenance foliage which gives you a contemporary look all year with no fuss, consider planting Nandina 'Lemon and Lime'. The Japanese Sacred Bamboo plant is a noninvasive, dwarf shrub that forms a neat, round shape, which makes it ideal for cottage gardens, low hedges and containers. For best results, plant in a hot, dry spot and watch it flourish. Get more tips for growing Nandina 'Lemon and Lime' on page 6 in our Summer Issue available at you...r local garden centre or online https://issuu.com//about_the_garden_2020_summer_garden_mag Plants Management Australia

01.01.2022 Oops! Correction notice In the article ‘Pest watch - Autumn’, 2021, Issue 96, pp18, paragraph 3 (print version only), there is an error in the product recommendation for appropriate treatment of citrus leaf miner. Original statement: ‘Citrus leaf miner is a tiny insect that tunnels through the inside of leaves as it feeds. Control infestations of these pests with Searles Conguard or Searles Pest Gun.’... Please note Searles Conguard is NOT registered to be used as a treatment for citrus leaf miner on citrus trees. Searles Pest Gun is registered and safe for treating citrus leaf miner on citrus trees. The correct statement is as follows; ‘Citrus leaf miner is a tiny insect that tunnels through the inside of leaves as it feeds. Control infestations of these pests with Searles Pest Gun.’ This statement has been corrected in the online version of our 2021 Autumn edition. Read new Autumn magazine online https://bit.ly/3uyFc6h