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GARDEN CALENDAR - SEASONS |
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Products: | SUMMER December - Feburary |
AUTUMN March - May |
WINTER June - August |
SPRING September - November |
General | Ensure your watering
system is working as
intended over Summer.
Harvest Summer fruit & vegies.
Water fruit trees less
frequently but for longer
to encourage deep roots. |
Adjust your watering system to
incorporate the cooler weather. Plant Strawberries and vegies such as peas & beans. Tidy up the garden ready for Mother's Day! |
Plant apple trees,pears & vines.
Prune & spray your fruit trees.
Clean up your garden beds
while most plants are inactive. |
Check that your watering system is still working as you require it to. |
Magic Lawn Dress | Ensure your lawn mower
blades aren't cropping your
lawn too closely.
This could damage the
grass in hot weather. |
Sow lawn seed on any bald patches that have developed over summer. Ensure that your lawn will drain well through Winter. |
Aerate your lawn. Use a fork if you don't have an aerator. | NOW IT IS TIME! For the best results it is best to apply our Magic Lawn Dress after the Winter rains. |
Elegant, Digger & Native Mulches |
Our wetting agent in all our mulches will ensure your gardens retain water longer keeping your plants cooler in the Summer heat. |
Use our Mulches to bed
down weeds and keep the
soil warm for the winter. |
NOW IT IS TIME! Applying our Mulches at the end of Winter will ensure your garden is protected from the heat soon to come. Of course, you can apply it any time of the year you choose. |
Watch as your garden thrives through Spring as all the
nutrients and goodness in
our Mulches slowly release. |
Soils | Water your lawns and garden beds at night or early morning to reduce evaporation losses and to avoid scorching. |
NOW IT’S TIME to use our Soils to rejuvenate your garden after the summer growing season. |
Toward the end of Winter
it is time to prepare your
garden for Spring planting. |
Set out to work on landscaping and general tidy ups while the weather is still cool. |