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Practical advice from qualified horticulturists on lawns, hedges, soil and the seasons, written for gardens on the North Shore and Northern Beaches.

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Seasonal jobs, lawn and hedge advice, and the local conditions that shape gardens on the North Shore and Northern Beaches.

  • Presentation ready garden with clipped borders, structured planting and a clean lawn edge

    Local and property2 minute read

    The 6-Step Checklist For A Spring Garden Clean-Up In Hornsby

    During the cooler winter weather, you’ll have noticed that your garden entered a dormant phase with slow growth, shedding of leaves, and even less activity in the natural ecosystems of your yard. But now that spring has sprung, it’s time to get back into your

  • Gardener in red gloves kneeling in a garden bed, pulling weeds by hand

    Seasonal and maintenance12 minute read

    How to Get Rid of Weeds Naturally (and When Weed Killer Makes Sense)

    The best way to get rid of weeds naturally is to pull or dig them out whole, roots and all, while they're young. Then cover bare soil with 50–75 mm of mulch so new seeds can't germinate. Boiling water and vinegar suit weeds in paving cracks, not garden beds. Dense planting does the rest.

  • Presentation ready garden with clipped borders, structured planting and a clean lawn edge

    Local and property2 minute read

    Garden Maintenance Tips for Your Commercial Garden

    Does your business premises have a garden? A garden can be a wonderful way to welcome clients and investors and even provide a place for your employees to relax during their lunch break. But when your commercial garden starts getting a little messy and overgrown,

  • Gloved hands weeding and topping up a mulched garden bed beside a lawn

    Seasonal and maintenance3 minute read

    What a Gardener’s Duties Entail

    Do you love the look of a gorgeous garden but don’t have the time to perform the upkeep? If so, you can benefit from hiring a gardening service. Leave the job to the experts so you have more time to relax and enjoy your garden.

  • A shade border of flowering hostas along a low dry stone edge, in front of a creeper covered wall

    Garden design and plants3 minute read

    Tips for Terrace Balcony Garden

    Terrace balcony gardens are wonderful outdoor additions to living spaces. You can entertain friends, enjoy the shade of broad leaves, or practise yoga in the sun and flowers. Making your apartment balcony garden an extension of your indoor style and design motif is no easy

  • Horticulturist pushing a mower across a green lawn

    Lawn care3 minute read

    Why You Should Hire a Lawn Installation Service on the North Shore

    A great-looking lawn is essential for a beautiful and appealing home. It is one of the first things that people notice when they come onto your property and provides the perfect backdrop for a gorgeous garden or the ideal space to relax. Lawn installation North

  • Presentation ready garden with clipped borders, structured planting and a clean lawn edge

    Local and property2 minute read

    Caring for Your Garden With Gardening Services in Northern Beaches

    Nothing compares to the satisfaction of having a beautiful garden that is well-cared for and adds to the value of your home. The thing is, achieving this kind of outdoor space requires time and work. If you are like many Australians in Northern Beaches, you

  • Horticulturist trimming a formal hedge to a level line with a powered trimmer

    Trees and hedges2 minute read

    Why You Need To Consider Replanting After Tree Removal

    As a company that offers professional tree removal Northern Beaches, we always encourage our clients to consider replanting trees after they’ve had a tree removed. While some trees that have been removed can be replanted in other areas, oftentimes trees that have been removed are

  • A shade border of flowering hostas along a low dry stone edge, in front of a creeper covered wall

    Garden design and plants2 minute read

    What is Etiolation in Plants: Causes & How to Stop it

    When it comes to gardening and plants, there is a term called “etiolation”. Many may not know what this means, why it’s a problem, and how to find a solution to etiolation. All these questions will be answered in this post. What Is Etiolation In

  • Horticulturist pushing a mower across a green lawn

    Lawn care3 minute read

    Real Grass VS Artificial Grass: Cost & Benefits

    What is the better option? Real grass or artificial grass? While artificial grass can have its advantages, is it better than having a real lawn. Or do the benefits of natural grass far outweigh those of the artificial variety? These are the questions we’ll be

  • Horticulturist pushing a mower across a green lawn

    Lawn care3 minute read

    Lawn Mowing Tips: How to Mow Your Lawn Properly?

    Lawn mowing is one of the most important practices for a healthy lawn. It might seem like it’s pretty basic and it isn’t rocket science, but to get the best results will require certain techniques and practices. For an attractive lawn, learn how to mow

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