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24.01.2022 Winter has arrived, bringing with it the cold beauty of Frost's. A friendly reminder that it is prudent to turn of irrigation systems to prevent unwanted damage to your plants and/or your sprinkler systems.

23.01.2022 The cold may make us feel uncomfortable, but some plants like these Camelias prefer to flower during the colder months. So when you brace the cold keep an eye out for the plants providing a little colour!

22.01.2022 Pittosporum sp. Have become a staple in many gardens due to their hardiness, unique foliage and their ability to be pruned into hedges. Although uncommon if they are allowed to grow into trees, they provide good structure and are easy to maintain even when grown close to buildings. And being evergreen their bright foliage will grab attention year round.

15.01.2022 Do you have a friend or family member looking for a new employment opportunity within our industry??? We have a full time position available with immediate start for the right candidate. We are looking for a passionate, honest, hardworking individual to join our busy garden maintenance teams. https://www.seek.com.au/job/52114564

15.01.2022 Due to the 7 day lockdown in the ACT, All Seasons has been forced to suspend our services in line with the directives from ACT Health. Please feel free to contact us at [email protected] if you have any questions during this time.

09.01.2022 Spring is the perfect time to perform a health check on your irrigation system before the summer heat sets in. We can help with any issues involving: - Irrigation Controllers - Sprinkler Heads - Water Leaks... - Faulty Solenoid Valve For new installs or troubleshooting of your existing system call today for a quote 0417 210 615.

06.01.2022 You just can't beat a wattles flower show to signify the changing of the seasons. Acacia baileyana (as well as other wattles) have become a road-side-plant that usually go unnoticed until they bloom, giving you a friendly reminder that spring is almost here.

06.01.2022 You know Autumn is on its way when trees deciduous trees start putting on their beautiful messy display. Enjoy the colours before you are drowned in leaves!

05.01.2022 The variation of hydrangea flower colours varies from blue to pink/purple. This is caused by different pH levels in the soil with lower (more acidic) pH causing the flowers to turn blue, while higher pH (more alkaline) causes them to turn more pink/purple. This causes the flower colour to vary significantly from flower bunch to flower bunch even in the same plant!

05.01.2022 This wet spring has been ideal for plants but these conditions are also ideal for pests, so be on the lookout! This discolouration on the rose bush is a plant pest known as rose mosaic virus. There is no way to treat this disease in a plant, but to prevent it from spreading to over roses removal and destruction of the plant material is the only effective control. It should be noted however that it doesn't cause much damage to the plant and affected foliage can be removed if desired.

03.01.2022 Daphne odora is a small shrub that you will smell before you see it. They have been flowering recently in Canberra so if you are out and about and catch a whiff of something extremely sweet, have a look around and maybe you can find this plant hiding.

02.01.2022 Alot of plants that are used in gardens are two plants that have been grafted together to create one. This is done to get desirable characteristics, in weeping trees it is done to get a straight stem with a weeping cultivar grafted to the top. Due to different growth habits if you keep an eye out you can see these different characteristics growing together on the same plant.

01.01.2022 Abelia X grandiflora 'kaleidoscope' and Nandina domestica 'Nana' are two small shrubs that have a beautiful variety of colour, making them unique small border plants that brighten up any garden.