With wintry weather underway in many parts of Australia, I’ve been enjoying the seasonal change in my garden and its trees.
Rose ‘Clocolan’ in summer after winter pruning and soil regeneration. Image by Alice Coetzee. If there is one fear that ...
It might be a demanding task but you'll be glad you did it!
Don’t give up on your rose bush just yet.
Key Points Once a rose bloom withers, the plant expends its energy to form seed pods or rose hips.Removing spent blooms from ...
Roses need a steady supply of nutrients during the summer and fall. Fertilizing roses regularly, every four to six weeks, ...
Give these beautiful flowers the hydration they need.
As the summer advances into August be vigilant for damage from tropical sod webworms, especially in St. Augustine grass lawns ...
Merve Ceylan is a dietitian and health writer with four years of experience writing for companies in the nutrition and health industry. You can eat rose hips, a low-sugar fruit, raw or cooked. They ...
DAVID DOMONEY: Planting for privacy is easy and effective... and shrubs feel softer and more intimate than walls or fences ...