Ahhh. Yep. That's couch. I've got it too, but in my case I don't mind as it's on my nature strip and it's not smothering the buffalo. Lovely and soft amongst the buffalo. Post back if you have luck with the herbicide

I believe that's Kikuyu. If the runners are quite pale and underground that's going to be confirmed. Um not much you can do other than chase the outbreaks and pull it out. Doable, just painful.

Definitely prune often. You need to keep in mind that as the hedge matures, the trunk and branches get woody and lack any decent leaf growth. Another reason to prune often is to increase the density of leaf.

Only issue is; "Syzygium paniculatum can be susceptible to psyllids, the insects that can cause leaf pimpling.." ->https://www.gardeningwithangus.com.au/syzygium-paniculatum-lilly-pilly/ I still highly recommend resilience.

Highly recommend the Syzygium Resilience - lilly pilly. I have both this and the Aussie Southern variety and I have to say the resilience colour is the best of the two, and no psyllid issues compared to my Aussie Southern variety. By the look of the OP pics, these look like my Aussie Southern variet...

if you have a dog, don't plant brunfelsia as their seed pods are poisonous. Does it get full sun, IE. Was the pic taken in the morning? My tips are; Casade Lilly Pilly Resilience Lilly pilly Plant in a row. Trim it as much or as little as you want. I'd lean toward cascade as their foliage is spectac...

Guys. The rules regarding engineering also apply at any height wall (yes, even 30cm) within 1 metre of a boundary.

Bring on the new plan mate! Your arcitect is brilliant. Looking forward to those new ideas!

Hi Steve, your floor looks gr8, it looks like Timber look tile, can you please confirm if it is, and the details colour/supplier etc. Sourced from tile gallery Concord Oakwood collection - Ash Spanish brand "living colour" https://www.sydneytilegallery.com.au/collections/timber-porcelain-...

After two years of occupancy we finally have our lighting sorted on the ground floor. -Vossloh downlights with gimble deep fittings. -panorama pendant from beacon over the dining table https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180829/79f93406545fbc79f4d208dbdd28044b.jpg https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...

Congrats ! Always a bitter sweet time when it comes to the end. No one ever said building a home was easy or fun. You made it though. Enjoy

I used this stuff which isn't cheap but was highly recommended to me by a landscaper who uses alot of natural stone. but I have to say it works a treat on sandstone. Bat poo and cockatoo bombs just wash clean, no stain. Pardon the pun. Amber tiles. You can probably find it cheaper elsewhere. https:/...

Personally I'd hand weed through winter. Herbicide treatment is possible with Buffalo but there isn't much of a big deal to pull out the offending weeds

Looking great K&D! So good seeing it all come together. Congratulations.

Having had a similar build on piers/posts/bearers I share your concerns. Avoid any possible water movement to your piers/posts and your all good. In my case I had piers in direct water flow/downhill flow which caused 1) doors and plaster work damage 2) moisture pressure through my sub floor which wa...

Bathroom looks awesome. Great when those final touches get done.. What's the plan with the ramp between the retaining walls? Grass or concrete?

Long time between updates Chris. What's been happening?

Looking good already Shaz. And the Brom rack looking great as well... I'm thinking of a similar look but instead stack sections of steppers. Are you planning to let some ground cover colonise the ground there or gravel?

1.2 = native violet ( don't confuse with aftrican violet) 2 = tricolour jasmine