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23.01.2022 When your landscape design calls for Trees, Shrubs, or any other plant group including Turf, why not let plantselect.com.au do the heavy lifting and source the plants you require. PlantSelect will match growers/suppliers or turf growers to your plant requirement list and notify them by text message and email to invite them to submit quotes for the required plants. www.plantselect.com.au #landscapers #landscapedesigners #Gardendesigners #Gardendesign #landscapecontracters #landscapedesign #landscapearchitects #interiorplantdesigners #interiorplanthirers #interiorplantscapers
13.01.2022 If you are an interior Plantscaper looking for indoor plants for a project, www.PlantSelect.com.au lists hundreds of indoor plants ready for you to source from growers around Australia. Growers have plants from A-Z, including ferns such Asplenium ‘Victoria’, a wide range of Ficus, Kentia and Parlour palms, succulents including Kalanchoe ‘Flapjacks’, the ever-popular Peace Lily and the foliage favourites, Philodendron and Zamioculcas. It’s easy to use, so creating your fabulous interiors are only a few mouse clicks away.
09.01.2022 Something I hear about Cordylines the most is how people don't like how they can be all "leggy" and get too "tall" and "bare". These are easy to fix complaints ...and mostly arise from seeing poor examples in public spaces. I like to clump a few of the same plants tightly or fully mass plant a variety for a start. This gives you options and maximum wow factor with striking colours. If you only have one plant, leave room to cut and strike a few around it later. Or clump a few with similar colour traits. As the plants grow and you have an idea how tall you would like the display it's simply a matter of chopping down any over achieving stems. Using my front fence display as an example. I'd like to have a thick showing of Cordyline Rubra leaves from the fence height of 1.2m to about the 2.4m mark. To achieve this I am regularly cutting the tallest stems down to about a half metre height. By the time these reshoot and thicken up they are at the fence height ready to take over from some that have graduated another half a metre in height. This ensures a constant flow of lush new growth that gets thicker over time. Inter planting some of the tops on the way until happy with the amount of plants in ground and the density of the display. This can be done at any height in any garden. Just depends on the look you want and the vantage points of common viewing. Planting Cordylines in this way ensures maximum effectiveness and a bushy plant or garden. Along with good watering, mulching and a good regular dose of Plant Doctor I feel I achieve the most out of my Cordylines. Always try to take into account the plants aspect and how much sun a certain variety of Cordyline needs to look its best as well. Avoiding harsh winds, hot afternoon sun and monitoring pests is all good garden practices for Cordylines to achieve quality plants. #infinitegardening #kmnurseries #plantdoctor
07.01.2022 Time-lapse: tres días seguidos de plantas.
01.01.2022 Looking forward to delivering a Q&A session tomorrow on zoom for @mlsa_members
