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Why We Adore Dr Keith Hammett's Dahlias

Posted by Courtney - Planters Patch's Resident Bug Lady on

An amazing New Zeland plant breeder that has created a revolutionary new generation of Dahlia's.
These Dahlia's don't need to be staked!
Multi-branching habit
Topped with a massive amount of vivid and vibrant flowers on tall stems.
Wonderful cut flowers & irresistible to pollinators.
Low water requirements once established.
Get some for youself at:

https://planterspatch.com.au/dr-keith-hammett/

How to Prune Perennials!

Perennials can be very forgiving when it comes to prunnng!Dead HeadingDead heading is the best way to get repeat flowers from your perennials!Simple snip off all the dead flowers and wait for new ones to pop up!Add some slow release fertiliser to speed things along.Just be careful not to cut back in winter as they [...]

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Inspo. to Help Style Your Garden

Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show  MIFGS 2023Our Stock Featured in Gardens at MIFGS 2023https://planterspatch.com.au/mifgs-2023/ Image: Inge Jabara – Inge Jabara Landscapes ‘Lunaria Pods’Brilliant desigin used to pack this space full of colour!The use of tall flowering perennials fronted by low groundcovers allows the space to be full of colour without blocking the pathway with the long sweeping [...]

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How to Help Decomposers in Your Garden

Decomposers come in many forms in your garden.The most commonly thought of decomposer is the mightly Earth Worm. However, bacteria and fungi are the most common decompsers found in a garden. Followed by flies. Decomposers are a massive range of shapes and sizes. Decomposers provide an essential ecosysem service. They help clean up all the leaf litter [...]

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Autumn Gardening Tips

The leaves are changing colour so it’s time to garden before it gets cold!Plant Your Heart OutThe soil is still warm from the summer but the air isnt too cold for winter yet So it’s the ideal time to establish some plants in time for spring for them to shoot away! Improve your Soil Health Add some organic fertilise [...]

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How to Help Beetles in Your Garden

Beetles come in many forms in your garden.The most commonly identified beetle in Australia are Christmas Beetles! Which are unforunetly becoming very hard to find year on year... Christmas Beetles are a type of scarab beetle. Which is typically considered a pest. Many of us see a curl grub and throw it right to the chooks. However, unless they [...]

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