This is a repeat of an article written on the Coffs Harbour Garden Club’s blog some time ago. It has always generated a lot of
Pyrethrum is an extract from chrysanthemum (Tanacetum cinerariifolium). It is one of the oldest pesticides known, and is also the strongest insecticide allowed under organic standards guidelines.
Diatomaceous Earth – This magical dust is effective against caterpillars, ants, apohids, codling moth, whitefly, beetles, loopers, mites, snails, slugs, leaf hoppers and a variety
To find something that will help us overcome pests in our gardens AND not do damage either to ourselves or the environment is a challenging
This subject was first written about on the Coffs Harbour Garden Club blogspot and as it generated so much discussion, this and other organic approach
Flowers can say it all – ‘Get Well’, ‘Thank you’, ‘I’m sorry’, ‘Thinking of you’ etc etc these sentiments are expressed eloquently just by extending
Ever wanted to know what’s in those little packets that are often included in quality cut flower bunches? AND do they make a difference to
Garden Clubs of Australia Committee Member, John Kitt has sent an informative and educational ‘lesson’ on crop rotation in our veggie patches.
Garden Clubs of Australia Committee Member John Kitt has sent some interesting and educational information to share with our members.
Although they can be vigorous to a fault, swathes of colourful nasturtiums give a garden an almost magical easy-care appeal. Nasturtium have over 80 species
A few guidelines for good citrus health with some organic remedies: Keep an eye out for Bronze Orange Bugs – they often give away
The paper entry form will be available from 25 July at local nurseries, the Botanic Garden, and Woolgoolga Seniors however, feel free to download your
A Little About the Comp and Some Hints Each September, the Coffs Garden Club conduct a garden competition for home owners, renters, commercial/industrial properties and
image Margaret Hunt Please don’t be ‘put off’ by all this information about points of consideration in judging a garden. Rather, treat it as background
image Jeannine Young Always a bit tricky this aspect of judging. Lawn is fairly easy to assess, it should be neatly presented – mown (but
image Maria Bell General Appeal – your garden obviously brings you much joy and the overall appeal of the garden space should be inviting for
Selection and Condition of Plants – When choosing new plants for your garden a combination and variety of plants have to be chosen for their
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