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Build A Pallet Vertical Planter For Succulents And HerbsA timber pallet can become a compact living wall for a balcony, courtyard, patio or narrow side path. With a few basic tools, landscape fabric and suitable…
Choosing compost for every garden jobCompost is often treated as a single garden product, yet finished compost can vary widely in texture, nutrient content, moisture, salt levels and maturity. The…
How to Remove Crabgrass Without Damaging Your LawnCrabgrass is a fast-growing annual grass that appears when warm weather, bare soil and inconsistent moisture give it an opening. It often spreads through thin…
Building a Vertical Herb Garden on a South-Facing WallA vertical herb garden can turn an unused wall into a productive growing space, especially where a small courtyard, balcony or narrow side passage leaves…
How to Create a Moss Lawn for Shady AreasA moss lawn can turn a difficult, dim corner of the garden into a soft green carpet with very little mowing. It is especially useful beneath established trees,…
Installing a soaker hose system in vegetable rowsA soaker hose is a simple way to deliver water slowly along the base of vegetables, where roots can use it with less waste. Instead of spraying the foliage and…
Create A Bird-Friendly Backyard With Australian Native PlantsA garden filled with local plants can become a reliable food source, shelter and nesting area for birds. Native species are adapted to the climate and soils of…
How to Build a Stacked Stone Fire Pit for Under $100A stacked stone fire pit can become the centre of an Australian backyard without requiring a large landscaping budget. With a simple circular design, recycled…
Designing A Tropical Look With Cold-Hardy PlantsA tropical garden is defined by atmosphere as much as climate. Broad leaves, layered planting, glossy textures and generous green growth can make an ordinary…
Repainting a Faded Metal Garden ShedA weathered metal shed can make an entire backyard look tired, especially when its original colour has chalked, rust has spread around the screws, or the doors…