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Anyone got a clue what is going on with this critter? Until about 8 months ago it was a single vertical, then had a bunch of pups at once. Have been turning it toward sunlight, but it’s on the only viable inside windowsill. The base of the main is a bit squish. It gets watered twice a year.
The previous Winter vegies link came from a weird source and then broke for me, so let’s try again. I waited for June to post the guide for this month....
It’s week 4 I think… doesn’t matter
I have a depressingly destroyed lawn. Partly dog damage, partly lack of care....
I’ve been reading up on the various persistent herbicides that are out there and how they can pass through animals and composting intact and I was wondering how significant an issue this would be for those of us gardening in Australia....
First photo was the 9th of October 2023....
I’ve got a young silver banksia that is getting a bit unruly and I’m looking for a useful guide for understanding how they respond to pruning. Ideally want to understand what they respond well to and how I can train them to grow to suit my garden....
More info and pictures: aus.social/...
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This year I grew tomatoes, and found rats are stealing them. I am certain it’s rats because I have seen them. Have tried netting the tomato plants, but rats found ways in. Called an exterminator to bait in the roof and under house. Feel ambivalent about it, because if a predator bird takes an affected rat it may get ill. But...
Some close up shots of the damage:...
Or plant? Sorry if only tangentially related! Second time I don’t notice any bites, just itching and after a day or two the monstrosity pictured appears and stays for like a week :( Tropical North Queensland.
I’ve converted my front yard to be mostly edible plants, I think they are often underrated in how ornamental they can be.
Well, the next best thing....
How does your garden grow?
Welcome to the weekly discussion thread for the Gardening Australia community. Use this post to dscuss anything garden related that you don’t think justifies its own post.
University of Tasmania currently have a Certificate and Diploma in Sustainable Living available with a HECS waiver - meaning that if you are eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place you can enroll and they will waive the student contribution. The courses are fully online with no fixed times you need to be available, so are...
