Gardening Forums

Being a Aussie Born / bred I’m quite familiar with what I’ve always called Quandongs

Do they grow in other countries ? In dry areas

They are a sucker so they need a host of tree to grow ….they are what you’d find in someone’s back yard they grow in very arid dry roadside areas in dry climates

When I was a kid we’d trade Quandong stones at school we use...

The rattlesnake master (Eryngium yuccifolium) is a native Texas perennial known for its spiky, yucca‑like leaves and distinctive globe-shaped white flower heads. It’s common across East Texas and was designated for special consideration in landscaping our new County courthouse which piqued my interest in it.

A little about this interesting plant I've compi...

A few months ago 20 cows broke through my fence and munched on my apple and mango trees which have all recovered well.
They also ate one side of my lime tree and I'm wondering is there any way to promote limb growth to replace the limbs they ate.

I've been "landscaping" a 35-acre tract for the most recent 16 months since purchasing it. The tract was a complete mess left by loggers which take only the limbed tree and leave everything else behind...it's called clear cutting here and is a common practice on timber lands.

It adjoins Meadowlark Ranch and rather than look at the clear-cut mess for several years, I de...

After my last post, I saw that my corn plants leaves are dying and i think the stem is also turning brown slowly. I need suggestions on how to solve this issue