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Welcome to the lazy summer days in the garden. We

Welcome to the lazy summer days in the garden. We hope you have time to get out and enjoy the garden with family and friends.🌸🌻🌿🌺

The festive season is around the corner so get you

The festive season is around the corner so get your lawn looking healthy, lush and green, ready for outdoor entertaining and backyard cricket! 🎄👌🏼
Safe on all lawns including buffalo, Seasol for Lush Green Lawns is a liquid fertiliser and health treatment to keep the lawn in top condition. Simply attach the hose-on to your hose or use the concentrate in a watering can or spray applicator.
Seasol for Lush Green Lawns looks after your lawn above and below the ground for the best lawn in the street.

Did you know that our 2 Litre hose-on bottles are

Did you know that our 2 Litre hose-on bottles are re-fillable which is a great sustainable and cost-effective tool? 🤔
To refill our Seasol hose-on simply add 500mL of Seasol concentrate and 1.5 litres of water. To mix PowerFeed and Seasol together in a 2 litre hose-on simply add 500mL of Seasol, 500mL PowerFeed and 1 litre of water. Then click it on to the hose and off you go!
💡TIP: Regular applications of Seasol help promote strong and healthy plants which enhance flowering and fruiting.

Summer will be officially here next week, but for

Summer will be officially here next week, but for many parts of the country, summer has arrived early due to the onset of El Nino conditions which brought hotter than average temperatures and low rainfall during spring. ☀️🥵
👉🏼 To keep your garden looking good, apply Seasol every two weeks throughout the season.
👍🏼 Generally, mix 40mL of the concentrate per 9 litres of water (standard watering can) or use the hose-on pack to help promote healthy, robust plants that can cope with heat and drought and pests and diseases.

Warm season vegetables with Nigel Ruck from The Ga

Warm season vegetables with Nigel Ruck from The Garden Gurus 🍅🌿

What’s more rewarding than stepping out onto you

What’s more rewarding than stepping out onto your balcony and picking your favourite herb to add flavour to your dishes? 🌿🪴
If you have a broad, sunny kitchen windowsill, this too could be a perfect spot to grow herbs.
Some of the easiest herbs to grow for a summer harvest are basil, parsley, mint, thyme and oregano (ideal for your favourite homemade pizza).
When growing herbs in pots, ensure the pot is large enough for the plant to grow (at least 15cm), use a premium potting mix such as Seasol Advanced Potting Mix and water the newly planted seedlings in with Seasol to aid plant establishment and healthy growth.
For more information on growing herbs, follow our easy guide at: [Link in bio - Herbs]

Murraya (Murraya paniculata), also known as orange

Murraya (Murraya paniculata), also known as orange jessamine, is a tall evergreen shrub to small tree (2-4m in height) widely grown in gardens for its clusters of fragrant white flowers from spring to autumn. 🌸 🌳
With its tolerance of heat and dry conditions, murrayas have adapted well to gardens in warm temperate and subtropical Australia where the plant is often grown as an informal or formal flowering hedge. A dwarf variety, ‘Min-a-Min’, is ideal for a dwarf hedge or as a container plant.
Check out our guide to growing spectacular murruya at: [Link in bio - How to grow Murraya]

Carrots are one of the most popular vegies in the

Carrots are one of the most popular vegies in the kitchen. They are a versatile addition to many dishes and can be eaten raw or cooked. Try them in your favourite dip or whip up a carrot cake. 🥕 🧑🏼‍🌾
🥕 Carrots can be easy to grow, but often homegrown carrots are stunted or misshapen. While odd-shaped carrots are still good to eat and can be a funny sight, given the right soil structure, moisture and nutrient levels you’ll be able to grow straight, crunchy carrots.
🥕 Carrots take around 12 weeks to harvest from seed and are great to grow in the ground or a raised vegie bed.
For growing tips and tricks, follow our guide at: [Link in bio - How to grow Carrots]

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