Landscape & Garden Design WA 
Is it too cold to top dress?You guys rock 
Make sure you don't use gymickie and tackie lawn topdresses sold by bulk soil joints. Get an organic and preferably certified wonderfully composted soil… Wall CreepersI once spent 2 years removing a climbing ficus or creeping fig from a property. It covered a little wall about 3x2. it's roots went the thickness of a football down to a… Robyn Gordonyeah they will be fine. Just don't fertilise.
They won't get better till it warms up more than likely so your going to need patience.
Even if they haven't done this in… RosesThanks guys!
I think i'll try the cd's. Roo paws in GeroYep but with the Macropidias they last only a few years. but IMO are the nicest of all the roo paws So worth it The macros tend to not like wet feet either.
Yellow Gem… Dodonaea viscosa purpureaThe leaves will be doing that due to the cold nights we are having.
My main concern is not so much what was growing on the roots (many plants naturally have growths) but… Passionfruit
I have to side with Redman and Onc on this one. I am onto my second Nelly Kelly Passionfruit (got about 8 great fruiting years from my first one). The second was only… Options for narrow Sides of houses ?we have 1.2M on one side and 1.8M on the other . I have decided to concrete the sides ,this is also good for the slab of the house as per BCA recommendations that no… andy replied 8 March 2010 ago keenMar 04, 2010 12:17 pm Removing grass from underneath Olive treesI use Fusilade to edge my Empire around gardens. I have made sure no ornamental grasses are used in the gardens. I mainly use Lomandra, Liriope, and Dianella next to the… ScaleIf they are coastal brown ants they'll be back in no time with that stuff.
You can also call the Ag Dept and send them a sample of the ants. Just get some on some sticky… Green MulchFor your retic work use 13mm Netafim TechlineAS in the beds. Lay on the soil and cover with mulch.
For lawn areas stick with gear drive sprinklers and the "Rainbird gear… Climber for front fenceWell the mix of productive and non productive may not actually be so different. The set up you suggest means the areas considered non productive are habitat creating… Retaining WallsMy pricing has been
$26.00 per post - for 45mm wall height
$14.00 per panel - 1170mm
Does this sound reasonable?… Lex replied 23 January 2010 ago Charlie CarpIt is a great product but when you are looking at a shelf with powerfeed and charlie carp next to it, the powerfeed will be the better value for money product 
Charlie… Small Tree near Septic & Leach DrainsBloody fantastic idea You can grow any grape you like and I personally suggest wine varieties. The flavour craps on table grape varieties but they are smaller and have… Seaweed as a mulchSeaweed can be good sometimes but don't expect it to be better than seasol The seaweed we fine on our beaches is not even close to having what King Island Bull kelp… Frontyard BlitzWow! That looks fantastic! Love the little garden beds. And what an awesome job on the paving  Kristi replied 13 January 2010 ago Plants for PotsHey sounds like some excellent choices. The Emerald arch is a little tougher than the Tas Red and in theory these guys shouldn't do so well for us here but the reality is… What plant is this?It's a citrus of some description but due to all citrus having incredibly similar features and even some having the same, you'd need a crystal ball to work out what is… Horticulture with Greg GilbertThis guy has sooo much to share. 
Many of you, including myself, can relate to his passion for plants.
Yes it will steal 4.55mins of your life but heh, I bet you learn… Just in case some of you are interested in something different for the day
The Gigey Daylily festival is happening on December 5th 2009 One book that has recently got our attention is simply called "Plant" and would make for one of the most important books in any gardeners collection. Hands down. Put… I have applied Seasol with something wetting in it, with a blue srew top. It laredy looks greener. I also changed the 3 standard pop up sprinklers that the lawn was on… Landscape Australia ExpoThe Australian landscape industry is putting on Expos around Australia.
Great for landscapers but I can't see why someone looking to plan a new… Sunny replied 30 September 2009 ago SunnySep 30, 2009 1:09 pm Unknown Plantna, but email it to me. Call Henry at Boogaards, he grows it from time to time. Designing a courtyardRighto M!ssy
Check out my stickys at the top of the landscape forum. In particular the links for various states landscape associations. You will find no shortage of… GrevilleaOh and if you think you have buggered your Proteaceae (ie one of the above plants) and you see the leaves going yellow with brown ends, bung on some Iron chelate or… locusJul 12, 2009 11:23 pm Can these plants be transplanted?If you are looking at getting right out of the ground then that can be really hard sometimes.
Sharpen the spade up with an angle grinder or spend some time on the edge…
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was down there yesterday tooooooo 
