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March Gardening Guide: Preparing for a Bountiful Harvest

As March brings the change of seasons, the anticipation of bringing our edible gardens to life starts to build. Our wet season in the far north often sees us fall short on seasonal produce when nature decides to let loose, and growing our own close-to-home produce is incredibly appealing. With th...


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February is traditionally our wettest month of living a green life. It’s a time when the tropical heat drives us to the cool of the indoors or patio for a cool respite, so it’s a good opportunity to spend time maintaining and refreshing your indoor plant collection.

February To Do List

Indoor plants:

Re-pot or refresh tired...

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Happy New Year and welcome back to the garden for 2026!

January in the Tropics means our plants are soaking up the humidity, turning everything a vibrant green.

Here’s a no-nonsense guide for what to do in your garden this month:

Watch for Fungal problems: Keep an eye on your plants, especially in humid weather as fungus can be an issue. ...

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Christmas is a great time of coming together with friends and family to celebrate the good things of life. Plants will bring life, freshness and colour to gardens, homes and events for the festive season.

Living Christmas trees:

Potted Daintree Pines (Gymnostoma australianum) are now available, and are well suit...


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November brings a burst of growth and colour to our gardens as the warm, humid season approaches. It’s a great month to prepare your garden so it’s looking great for the festive season ahead.

Get ready for a colour filled Festive season!
Christmas colour pots, containers and hanging baskets can be ...


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