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25.01.2022 More cracking Autumn pics! The garden is a wonderful place to be during this time of Self- Isolation.

24.01.2022 Harry & Janice's garden in Burradoo is looking a picture this Spring!

21.01.2022 Gorgeous Chrysanthemum flowering in Burradoo - just in time for Mother's Day!

20.01.2022 Burraleuca has been busy assisting the Sutton Forest Inn to restore and rejuvenate their beautiful gardens. Like many throughout the Southern Highlands, the extended dry period really affected many of the gardens. With this beautiful old Pub now under new ownership - some exciting changes are taking shape.... Watch this space and when you have an opportunity, head on down to the Sutton Forest Inn and take a look! The beer is cold, the food is great and Luke and his amazing team will most certainly look after you!

19.01.2022 Looking spectacular in Burradoo!

19.01.2022 Spend some more time in your garden this Autumn - the gorgeous warm sunny days are perfect for planting and good for all your family! Our children having been busy removing summer crops and planting out the winter veggies! If you are not sure where to start - have a chat with Paul or Jenny.

19.01.2022 Natalie and Josh's roses are blooming beautifully this Spring in Burradoo!

18.01.2022 Before and after pics of a long Lavender Hedge in beautiful Burradoo.

14.01.2022 Feeling lucky? Then check out our new competition for your chance to win a hamper of our products valued at over $100! Visit our website for more info (ecoorganicgarden.com.au)

09.01.2022 Does your lawn need to be dethatched? Look at the pile of moss and thatch that was removed from this lawn! Thatch is described as the build up of dead grass, leaves , rhizomes and stolons in your lawn.... If allowed to build up to excess it can result in your lawn looking pretty ordinary after mowing as well as prevent water penetration. Spring is a fantastic time to renovate tired looking lawns! Paul is a fully qualified Horticulturist with extensive greenkeeping experience. If your lawn needs a little TLC after the drought- give Paul a call today!

08.01.2022 The softer light of Autumn is just beaitiful in the garden!

08.01.2022 Some pics from our recent trip to Perth. We can highly recommend a visit to Kings Park Botanical Gardens. Unfortunately we weren't able to spend more time there.... Just gorgeous.

08.01.2022 Harry and Janice's garden in Burradoo is simply spectacular this Spring!

08.01.2022 #SaveTheBees #bees

06.01.2022 A quality hedging machine and operator can transform your hedges! Jim and Pamela's hedges are looking fantastic!

05.01.2022 Beautiful curves on this Lavender Hedge!

04.01.2022 A well maintained Teucrium hedge provides a fabulous colour contrast in the garden!

04.01.2022 Welby Garden Centre has received 4 deliveries of vegetable seedlings, so plenty in stock. Time to plant and don’t forget our annual Autumn sale, with 20% off deciduous trees and roses.

03.01.2022 More pics of Harry and Janice's incredible Wisteria!

02.01.2022 Peter & Vanessa's lawn in Burradoo looking super healthy after being aerated and fertilised. Spring is a fantastic time to carry out all manner of lawn renovations. Great lawns don't just happen!... Weed spraying, de-thatching, aerating, over sowing, topdressing and fertilising are important routine tasks. Having a quality mower which gives you a better finish when cutting can also make the world of difference! Not to mention using an atom edger to get quality edges on your lawn as well as a brushcutter. If you have a large areas of lawn that require the professional touch of a qualified Horticulturist with quality equipment- then give Paul a call on 0408233966 or send us a message.

01.01.2022 Mass plantings of bulbs can really transform your garden....creating a carpet of colour!

01.01.2022 How beautiful?! This little one is a female blue-banded bee (amegilla walkeri) and can be found in tropical Western Australia These native Aussie bees perfor...m what's called 'buzz pollination.' This involves the bee grabbing onto the flower, shaking their body rapidly, causing the flower to vibrate. This vibration causes the stubborn pollen to be dislodged from the anther, so it can then be collected by the bee! Thanks for all you do, little bee! Nick Volpe Wildlife Photography

01.01.2022 Our beautiful Cymbidium Orchid in bloom!