Thrive Horticultural Planning in Bowral, New South Wales | Agriculture

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Thrive Horticultural Planning

Locality: Bowral, New South Wales

Phone: +61 499 304 560

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23.01.2022 Merry Christmas everyone

23.01.2022 Removing dead tree and chopping it up for fire wood

22.01.2022 Acer negundo (box elder) has been here for 20 plus years and is still only this height due to it being root bound. The client and I discussed what we could do and we decided together to remove the tree and to re plant. Due to the soil being clay with a ph of 5.5 I have added my own mixture of soil I create to help with the site soil that is already there. Once my mix is ready I then rotary hoe the added soil into the site soil. This will help with nutrients and drainage for the newly planted tree. Once planted I mulch and water in.

12.01.2022 Lilly Pilly hedge reduced.

11.01.2022 Mulching makes your garden look 100 times better and helps your soil and plants.

11.01.2022 Amazing what a bit of weeding and mulching can do to a garden

10.01.2022 Big clean up and a mow today at a beautiful property called Camelot. Thanks William Simpson for doing the mowing today came up awesome as well as all the gardening.

10.01.2022 The exquisite beauty of Japanese cherry, Prunus serrulata, Mount Fuji, Japan, by Hobopeeba.

10.01.2022 Another full day of hedging.

09.01.2022 Some green waste removal today from a property

09.01.2022 Some before and after photos of some clearing at a property to help incase of a bush fire

06.01.2022 Few weeks after I’ve fertilised the hedge. So red!

05.01.2022 A lot of people get confused with these two plants. The top is a dandelion and the bottom is cats ear. As you can see the dandelion has a lot more serrated leaf edges compared to the cats ear. The flowers are much the same but the stems of the dandelions are thicker and hollow compared to the cats ear

02.01.2022 Clearing property due to bush fire hazard and close to house

01.01.2022 Bracket fungus is a big issue in trees. This is like a cancer for trees that rots the inside of the tree turning it soft and very fragile. Here is some photos of it cut open and how soft the wood becomes to the point of just poking it makes a hole

01.01.2022 Longicorn beetle larva in action. Found in a dying Westringia hedge

Thrive Horticultural Planning in Bowral, New South Wales | Agriculture