Genius garden gives owners privacy from prying eyes
When this Peppermint Grove, WA, mansion was overshadowed by two new high-rise apartment blocks, the owners called in Tim Davies Landscaping to construct an amazing privacy garden.
When this Peppermint Grove, WA, mansion was overshadowed by two new high-rise apartment blocks, the owners called in Tim Davies Landscaping to construct an amazing privacy garden.
On the scent of bewitching winter bouquets this season and winter honeysuckle is the star of the show. It’s from a large and rambling shrub but the fragrance from the tiny cream flowers along the stems is divine.
For 200 years the colourful camellia has bloomed in Australian gardens passing in and out of fashion. It’s time to pay homage to their undeniable influence.
July is the classic time to give roses their major winter prune. Don’t worry, you can’t kill them by being too aggressive, in fact it’s a great idea to prune when you’re feeling cross …
Christmas in July is the proper season here for Christmassy plants like Brussels sprouts, poinsettias and holly. So embrace the festive cheer.
This Melbourne home in Hawthorn East matches bold architecture and plant-rich design. Why not share it with the neighbourhood?
It’s a good time to plant two ‘investment’ food crops – rhubarb and asparagus — which can produce for 20 years in favourable climates.
Planting flowering annuals is a brilliant way to add colour to your garden for winter and spring.
Thinking of buying some fruit trees or special roses? You’ll get the best choice by ordering ahead for direct delivery of ‘bare root’ plants in mid-winter.
If you haven’t planted seeds of peas, snow peas, sugar snaps and sweet peas yet this year, it’s not too late.
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