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I would VERY strongly advise you to stop those methods.
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Wow... What a great thread... Loving the before and after photos.
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Good idea. It won't be expensive.
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Take a look at… Garden on a scarp?On a 40% gradient, I'd be getting some engineering advice for any retaining wall.
Reminds me of a well known landscape garden on the Yarra near Warburton. A network of… Seeding a new lawnHmm, it's strange as alot of the grass was covered this time round, and much of the grass looks very healthy and long, only some of them haven't grown well... Munn's was… Levelling yardHi ElephatGuy,
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Also, sometimes different names are used for the same thing because they can then be sold in different shops without outwardly… Strawberry RunnersIn winter or toward the end of winter in your area.
The first node on the runner will be the best one to use. kensington pride mango treeGood reason to never stake trees.
Such a bad practice and we see it done by everyone both Gardeners and professionals that should know better. It bodges up plants that… Planting new treesDo you have to use a bloody lily pilly? So many better trees or shrubs.
Being a court yard, you should think about something deciduous perhaps to let warm winter sun in…
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