The best thing you can do to the Cocos palm is to dig it out and get rid of it entirly. They are really a noxious weed. As you can see they are not self cleaning in that the fronds don't fall off so when the palm grows the fronds hang on for a long time. They will also produce large seed pods and ev...

Why don't you get other quotes to compare.

OMG today I was out with someone who turns to me and says, "Hey guess what i got the other day"... "A Goji berry" :lol: :lol: She is going to let me know how it goes. They were being sold at Perths Garden week. She is going to have a go at propagating it too :) Ok Fu Manchu so a...

I owner/built my house in 2004 using Rmax EPS panels (75mm thick) to steel framed. To date there has never been a problem.

So what did you do? Just what exactly was the builder going to do?

Use Selley's Roof and Gutter silicon sealant in a matching colorbond colour.

Thanks for that Stewie.

I have two Foxtail palms, both are around 18 years old, one has a 4 metre high trunk and is in the front garden and the other has a 2 metre high trunk and is in the back garden. The taller one has been producing lots of seed bunches with the small seeds falling to the ground, after awhile it became ...

Trace the stems back to the central stork and pull them out. Yes it may be/seem impractical/time consuming if you have lots but it really is the only way.

All those berries want to grow into trees as well. If you have the tree removed for god's sake don't let the tree fellers just chip up all of the timber. I could be very interested in salvaging/scavenging the trunk and large branches. Regards Rod

As termites are moving through the ground all the time then don't do nothing, except for checking that there are no mud tunnels running up from the ground on the side/walls of the slab/house. If you see this then get a qualified pest controller to treat this invasion. I wouldn't worry if they are in...

Weeping Mulberry.

Whatever you're comfortable with but something like 300mm to 400mm spacing and you keep it de-weeded buy pulling them out before they have a chance to sprout throw new seed. Yes it means a bit of work :z:

Buy a couple of rolls or two of Sir Walter cut then up into 50x50mm squares or pull apart for the runners and plant out. You'll soon have lawn without the expense.

I used 75mm thick foam sheets from Rmax when i built my house about 7 years ago.

Hire a water pressure/blaster.

Dig it out and plant a decent lawn.

The only successful way to kill kikuyu is to dig it out and ensure underground bits are removed as well otherwise they'll regrow.

If you can't scrounge runners and have to buy then buy 1 or 2 square metres and cut into 50mm square tuffs and plant it will quickly cover.