MDA Services in Oakdale, New South Wales, Australia | Gardener

MDA Services

Locality: Oakdale, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 4659 6563

Address: 6 Moore Rd 2570 Oakdale, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.mdaservices.com.au

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25.01.2022 When the grass doesn't grow, we work in the garden....

24.01.2022 There's more to your new lawn than just laying turf...

22.01.2022 Every little bit we do counts towards helping our farmers survive during this tough drought. Please consider gifting today. What affects the farmers will eventually affect you.

21.01.2022 HAPPY AUSTRALIA DAY!! Celebrate living in this great land, one and all!

19.01.2022 Perfect day for gardening!

18.01.2022 Some great advise to help you once level 2 restrictions come into place on 10th December "we can suggest a range of tips to ensure every drop of water is efficiently helping you annuals thrive. Check out some of our tips at the link below and don't hesitate to pop in and speak to one of our expert horticulturists on gardening tips through water restrictions" https://www.flowerpower.com.au//watering-your-garden-duri/

18.01.2022 Take advantage of the rain falling this weekend. your lawn will LOVE you for it!! #fertilizetodaymowtomorrow #loveyourlawn #greengrass #lushlawns #mdaservices

18.01.2022 We would like to wish you all a very happy chocolate filled Easter!! #staysafe #staywell #stayhome

17.01.2022 Welcome 2021 ....

15.01.2022 Loving the rain....... to fill the pool, to make the grass grow, to help the drought

15.01.2022 Unfortunately, due to the fires near to us, we will not be trading tomorrow. If you have a booking, we will contact you to reschedule as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding.

14.01.2022 We will remember them....

13.01.2022 For all you Lawn and Garden care including Broadleaf and Bindii Spraying - we are taking on new clients so give us a call! 0428419997

11.01.2022 Have you wonder why you have yellow and not green grass.

10.01.2022 Our deepest condolences to the families and friends of those brave RFS members that lost their lives looking after ours. May they rest in peace.

10.01.2022 It's business as usual tomorrow.

10.01.2022 We are presently overwhelmed with lawn mowing thanks to the current weather. Once we get our current clients under control, we will welcome new ones. Sorry for any inconvenience Rob and Lea

09.01.2022 Those feels you get when you know spring isn't too far away....

08.01.2022 Drought doesn't mean you neglect your lawn. Follow these tips to help you keep your grass https://www.facebook.com/286608974757545/posts/2466959460055808/

08.01.2022 Hello job list -Pruning mulching feeding planting...... A busy season ahead!

07.01.2022 Good weather for hedging

07.01.2022 Dry patch? Check your lawn for army worm

07.01.2022 Goodbye 2019, Hello 2020..... Wishing all our clients a very happy and healthy year ahead. And a little bit of rain would be nice too!!

03.01.2022 I’ve had three customer inquiries about burnt Camellias today. One lovely old guy has been left to look after his wife’s Camellias, since her passing. She was ...a very keen gardener He told me. She must have been one of your best customers Sometimes when you don’t see customers for a while, you just assume they have moved away. You never think they have, really moved away, never to return. Camellias are water loving plants. They have big glossy green leaves that transpire a lot of water on those plus 40 degree days. Once the soil runs dry, the leaves start to wilt, and then the leaves turn brown. If not enough water is available all the plants leaves will turn brown, and the plant will look dead. If you scratch the bark with your finger nail, you will usually discover, that it’s still green underneath. This is great news, because it means your plant will usually come back to life after rain. Don’t fertilise your Camellias. The roots have been damaged by the dry soil so the last thing they need is fertiliser. Treat your soil with Wettasoil. This rehydrates dry soils and makes it accept water again. Nurse your sick Camellias back to health with Seasol. This plant tonic encourages new roots to grow. You can apply it twice a week in a watering can. Mulch around your Camellias with Sugar Cane. This insulates the soil from the hot sun and helps keep the water in the soil longer. As it breaks down and composts, it adds Organics to the soil. Organics absorbs water and turns Clay into soil. It encourages earth worms to come and live in your soil too. Rain is coming this week. All your plants will be jumping for joy next week. So will you. Leave damaged leaves on your plants until the weather cools. They will help shade your plants. Autumn is only 4 weeks away. #burntfoliage #heat #damage #plants #repair #seasol #wettasoil #gardening #summer #water #more #gardeningaustralia #betterhomesandgardens #timsgardencentre #campbelltown

03.01.2022 Due to Fires near our home, we have called it a day!! Will advise if tomorrow will go ahead.Due to Fires near our home, we have called it a day!! Will advise if tomorrow will go ahead.

02.01.2022 Should we get excited!! #believeitwhenIseeit