Welcome to our 'HowTo' Garden in Winter with Brunnings. Our garden expert friends gave us some advice about some of the things we should be looking to do in our gardens over Winter. Most of us don’t

Find out the best ways to look after that lawn and be prepared before we head into the summer months.

It’s now November, the “Cups” been run and won and we’re just about to have the Pageant (sort of anyway) which signals the start of the run into Christmas as well as the approach of summer. This generally means higher temperatures although so far we’ve been lucky and had a fairly mild and dampish sp

We’re having some pretty hot weather this summer, so here are a few tips to help your garden survive the heat including mulching, irrigation and plant care.

Welcome to our October blog, it looks like we’re in for a very warm rest of spring and summer going by the weather we’ve had so far, although some cooler showery days ahead this week. October is the

Summer Gardening Summer is the time where we spend more time outside enjoying the weather having BBQ’s and spending time with family and friends.  Having your garden and home looking great can be

Frost can be a gardener's worst enemy, especially in the colder months. Depending on where you’re located in Australia, our mornings can usually get quite chilly. Frost can damage or kill your plants

Here are some expert tips on how to tackle those gardening tasks in June.

December, and the beginning of this month have certainly proved to be challenging for gardens and gardeners with both of us feeling a little dried out.

Now that the flowers are blossoming and warmer weather is approaching, it is the perfect time to put those gardening gloves on! September is the best time of the year for green thumbs with mild

Get your Spring Garden ready for the hot Summer sun! As we come out of July into August it is remaining cold! Although thankfully we did finally get some good rains, June was quite dry. There is

Welcome to our 2021 June Garden Notes. We’ve had some nice rain in the last week; however, the subsoil is still dry so keep an eye out for plants that may be drying out. The soil is also getting