This month from Residential Design we’re taking a look at this relaxed, coastal garden landscape. With Rottnest vibes and wide-open spaces for entertaining and activities, this garden would make an ideal spot for a long weekend stay-cation. Complimenting the architecture of the home, this densely planted & hardy landscape is fresh and inviting. The front entrance uses large drifts …
DECEMBER-FEBRUARY Here we go it’s Summer. Managing your garden through this difficult period and minimising plant stress is our main priority. Your Horticultural Services team will be concentrating on the following items as well as any extra jobs you feel need to be completed to ensure premium presentation of the gardens. 1 In the Summer months applications of soil wetting agents …
Have an interest in Landscape Design ? Tim chats to the Career Centre and gives you a bit of an insight into a day in the life of a Landscape Designer.
TDL speaks to Garden Gurus and explains the importance of mulching.
SEPTEMBER-NOVEMBER “Well we have been waiting for this all year! Your garden is about to leap out of the ground and the hard work put it during Winter is about to pay off. This Spring your horticultural services team will be concentrating on the following elements, as well as any extra jobs you feel need to be completed to ensure …
Be more proactive in the garden Many people associate summer and spring as perfect planting weather, but don’t be fooled by warmer temperatures. In Australia, spring periods can be brief and summers vicious. Autumn is actually the perfect time for planting. Autumn and winter are fairly gentle and will allow your plants to settle in and produce many roots prior …
If you are thinking about embarking on an outdoor renovation project then no doubt you will want to visit the Pool, Spa and Outdoor Living Expo this weekend, 2nd – 3rd April, at the Claremont Showgrounds in Perth. Alongside the latest products and innovations in outdoor living, TDL will be there to advise and inspire people to create enjoyable outdoor …
Move less hardy pot plants to shadier areas. Apply wetting agent to lawns and gardens and water in well. Continue dead heading flowers to encourage new flushes. Check reticulation watering days are in keeping with approved days. Shorten rose stem length when dead heading, to keep in check. Fertilise roses regularly. Newly planted seedlings must be kept damp. Use seaweed …
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