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Noelle
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yesterday

Hi @SteveC Your banksia's not looking good! Many native shrubs, like banksias, are not long-lived so 20 years or just over is a reasonable lifespan i ...

Noelle
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2 replies
Monday

Hi @John57 If the fruits are not spongy under the brown areas, then I'd be fairly happy to diagnose sunburn as the most likely cause. Cut the fruits ...

Noelle
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Saturday

It depends on what part of Australia you live in, but a few good varieties for home gardeners include Imperial, Emperor, Satsuma, Maestro and Honey Mu ...

Noelle
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Friday

Hi @Merc75 It does look a bit like cudweed, as Eric has said. If that's the case, then the lawn treatment he has recommended will also control it as ...

Noelle
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Thursday

You're right, @EricL . The grafted mandarin variety is dead. The only growth is from the rootstock, which will not have edible fruits. In my opinion, ...

Noelle
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a week ago

The big thick green stem (behind the brown one with the green tape on it) also needs to be cut off - it is also rootstock. In all you should have rem ...

Noelle
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13 replies
a week ago

Hi again @balaji27 Stems 1, 3 and 4 (the green thicker stems) all look like rootstock to me. The only stem you should retain is 2 (the central brown ...

Noelle
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a week ago

Hi @Debr1 New growth on roses is often red, depending on the variety, when it emerges but becomes greener as the leaves and stems develop and matur ...

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Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
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Sunday

Hi @Thunderboy, There are a few reasons that your murraya might be experiencing leaf drop in a localised area. The first is that there are pests s ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
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6 replies
Thursday

Hello @balaji27 Thank you for sharing those photos of your mandarin plant. Looking at the current state of the grafted section, I don't think it wi ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
Bunnings Team Member
4 replies
2 weeks ago

Hello @Lee777 I'm in agreement with @mich1972 and @Noelle in regards to not seeing the powdery mildew on the surface of your leaves. I've placed a ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
Bunnings Team Member
3 replies
3 weeks ago

Hi @tulle, Thank you for sending through the photos of your front yard. From what I can see, the besser block retaining wall is in good structural c ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
Bunnings Team Member
a month ago

Hi @ameliahollis89, Thank you for your question. Of the two, the Syzygium Cascade would be the better option based on your criteria as it is nativ ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
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2 replies
a month ago

Hi @nigelfds, Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community, it is fantastic to have you with us. Judging by the size of the tree, I would say that y ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
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a month ago

Hi @Nanny_Ogg, Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community, it is fantastic to have you with us. Unfortunately, I am not aware of any other product ...

balaji27
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a month ago

Thanks a lot @Noelle - I will follow your advice. Best regards Balaji.

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Noelle
Kind of a Big Deal
1 reply
yesterday

Hi @SteveC Your banksia's not looking good! Many native shrubs, like banksias, are not long-lived so 20 years or just over is a reasonable lifespan i ...

Noelle
Kind of a Big Deal
2 replies
Monday

Hi @John57 If the fruits are not spongy under the brown areas, then I'd be fairly happy to diagnose sunburn as the most likely cause. Cut the fruits ...

Noelle
Kind of a Big Deal
Saturday

It depends on what part of Australia you live in, but a few good varieties for home gardeners include Imperial, Emperor, Satsuma, Maestro and Honey Mu ...

Noelle
Kind of a Big Deal
Friday

Hi @Merc75 It does look a bit like cudweed, as Eric has said. If that's the case, then the lawn treatment he has recommended will also control it as ...

Noelle
Kind of a Big Deal
1 reply
Thursday

You're right, @EricL . The grafted mandarin variety is dead. The only growth is from the rootstock, which will not have edible fruits. In my opinion, ...

Noelle
Kind of a Big Deal
a week ago

The big thick green stem (behind the brown one with the green tape on it) also needs to be cut off - it is also rootstock. In all you should have rem ...

Noelle
Kind of a Big Deal
13 replies
a week ago

Hi again @balaji27 Stems 1, 3 and 4 (the green thicker stems) all look like rootstock to me. The only stem you should retain is 2 (the central brown ...

Noelle
Kind of a Big Deal
a week ago

Hi @Debr1 New growth on roses is often red, depending on the variety, when it emerges but becomes greener as the leaves and stems develop and matur ...

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