What to Plant May & June

So this is still a great time of year for planting. With ease and grace Gaia nurtures and cares for your little baby plants and nurses them to full maturity. If you still don’t have your Brassicas in (broccoli, Cabbage and Cauliflowers) Try purchasing advanced seedlings as they need to grow to a substantial size…

Pests in the Garden: Battling Citrus Leafminer and Spider Mites

Citrus growers face a persistent threat from the Citrus leafminer. These pests cause significant damage by creating serpentine mines within the leaves, which can lead to leaf distortion, reduced photosynthesis, and overall weakening of the tree. The citrus leaf miner is particularly problematic in warmer climates like Perth, where it can thrive and reproduce rapidly….

Embracing the Bounty of Organic Gardening in South Western Australia: A Horticulturist’s Perspective

As a horticulturist and agricultural specialist deeply rooted in the fertile landscapes of South Western Australia, I am thrilled to shed light on the myriad benefits of organic gardening in the picturesque regions of Bunbury, Albany, Busselton, Margaret River, and Augusta. These areas, known for their stunning natural beauty, are also ideal for cultivating a…

UK Ground Cover Plants: Evergreens, Perennials & More

Image source: Edimoh / Shutterstock.com Ground cover plants provide a dense carpet of beautiful foliage and flowers that can be an amazing addition to simple and elegant gardens while greatly supporting pollinators, such as hummingbirds and bees. These low-growing plants usually spread quickly and are generally easy to maintain. They can be positioned around taller…

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