Hi @Alan3 and @EricL
Pure fresh manure usually has a pH varying between 8 and 12. However, composted manures and manures that have been left to 'we ...
Hi @balaji27
It looks like it's the older leaves that are most affected, and this would be normal. As the plant grows and produces lots of new leaves ...
Hi @atb90809
Great to have you join the community!
To me, your trees look very healthy - it is normal for the oldest leaves low down on the plants an ...
Hello again @Alan3
The Suez incident was localised and rectified and, to my extensive industry knowledge and experience, there has been nothing simil ...
Hi @Alan3
It is so disheartening when you have put so much time and effort in to your garden but the rewards are few!
You have used quite a range of ...
Hi @Jue
I'm in complete agreement with Mitchell and Mich1972 - the rose is long past resuscitation unfortunately. A bush of this size is best transpl ...
Hi @emmz
This looks like a type of mildew, caused by warm, very humid conditions and maybe poor air circulation around the plants. It is a fungal is ...
Hi @balaji27
Happy to help with advice whenever you have a question, so ask away!
Your rose looks like it has flowered in spring. It won't produce fl ...
Hello @fan12345
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's marvellous to have you join us, and thanks for sharing your question about your Li ...
Good morning @Jue I Think your rose will probably not recover, those shoots below are from the rootstock, they are watershoots and if the rose was hea ...
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @Jue. It's brilliant to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about rose care.
It's great t ...
Hi @emmz
It's great that you've received excellent advice from @Noelle. Just to add to the suggestions made, I recommend removing any dead leaves s ...
Hi @mich1972 and @Noelle,Thankyou for responding.I am also in Perth and the week of close to 40°C temps and gusting easterlies have been been terribl ...
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @Lisa_90. It's wonderful to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about pittosporum care.I th ...
Hi @balaji27
I would recommend using Yates 150g Mancozeb Plus Garden Fungicide And Miticide as it is a 2-in-1. It is a multi-purpose, dual-active f ...
Hi @Alan3 and @EricL
Pure fresh manure usually has a pH varying between 8 and 12. However, composted manures and manures that have been left to 'we ...
Hi @balaji27
It looks like it's the older leaves that are most affected, and this would be normal. As the plant grows and produces lots of new leaves ...
Hi @atb90809
Great to have you join the community!
To me, your trees look very healthy - it is normal for the oldest leaves low down on the plants an ...
Hello again @Alan3
The Suez incident was localised and rectified and, to my extensive industry knowledge and experience, there has been nothing simil ...
Hi @Alan3
It is so disheartening when you have put so much time and effort in to your garden but the rewards are few!
You have used quite a range of ...
Hi @Jue
I'm in complete agreement with Mitchell and Mich1972 - the rose is long past resuscitation unfortunately. A bush of this size is best transpl ...
Hi @emmz
This looks like a type of mildew, caused by warm, very humid conditions and maybe poor air circulation around the plants. It is a fungal is ...
Hi @balaji27
Happy to help with advice whenever you have a question, so ask away!
Your rose looks like it has flowered in spring. It won't produce fl ...