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greygardener
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August 2019

Can I ask what you mean by level area @Cyndigirl?

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August 2019

They are generally pretty hardy @gippslandhome so they should bounce back. Remove any of the older leaves that have died. A feed won't hurt but be car ...

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August 2019

A little more direction would be helpful @suz2704. Do you want a mainly decorative garden? Mainly for the kids play? Any plans for a pool or spa? Do y ...

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August 2019

@bradthumb You could grow a climbing plant on it to soften it. Eg - https://www.workshop.com.au/t5/Garden/Climbers-to-dress-up-Colorbond-fence/m-p/18 ...

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August 2019

Hi @wrkshp, A sharp, well maintained pair of secateurs will be your friend. You might want to consider a ratchet type if you are having difficulty cut ...

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August 2019

What is the cover for @Former Workshop member? To keep out pests or for shade?

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August 2019

Don't be disheartened Judith. Good luck with those fantastic suggestions from Noelle.

greygardener
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August 2019

This has come up before. There's a lot of debate about the risk of contamination. Some people use builders plastic to line the inside of the beds as a ...

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This was what started my love of a combination of timber and steel. I built this bar and the stools for a mate. Pretty stoked with how they came u ...

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Needing to organise and store my powertools I undertook this little project. Built almost entirely from wood repurposed from crates and pallets it w ...

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Noelle
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August 2019

Oh dear, you are having a hard time! What about MIni Bougs - miniature bougainvilleas? They thrive in full sun, love hanging baskets and flower their ...

ProjectPete
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July 2019

Love it @gippslandhome! And I love having my girls get involved in my work too. Whether they're painting, hammering or just carrying things around for ...

gippslandhome
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Hi Community Members. I just wanted to share a picture that for some a reaction of "yeah a kid painting" would be understandable. But let me explain. ...

Carol_Prime
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EVERYTHING is from Bunnings.

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greygardener
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August 2019

They are generally pretty hardy @gippslandhome so they should bounce back. Remove any of the older leaves that have died. A feed won't hurt but be car ...

greygardener
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August 2019

@bradthumb You could grow a climbing plant on it to soften it. Eg - https://www.workshop.com.au/t5/Garden/Climbers-to-dress-up-Colorbond-fence/m-p/18 ...

greygardener
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August 2019

Hi @wrkshp, A sharp, well maintained pair of secateurs will be your friend. You might want to consider a ratchet type if you are having difficulty cut ...

greygardener
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August 2019

Don't be disheartened Judith. Good luck with those fantastic suggestions from Noelle.

greygardener
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August 2019

This has come up before. There's a lot of debate about the risk of contamination. Some people use builders plastic to line the inside of the beds as a ...

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October 2018

What are they eating @johnpietila? Can you tell us a bit about your vegie garden so we can provide some advice? Have you tried nets or any deterrents ...

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September 2018

@TheSaltyreefer Have you got a photograph from a wider angle so we can see the top?

greygardener
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August 2018

@trayzee67 You don't need to worry about your cats. Very few plants are toxic to them, and they will typically leave them alone anyway. But RSPCA Vic ...

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