I would like to say, I know it’s a pain in the backside BUT if you can do it , rake up any lawn clippings left on the lawn after mowing as it helps to ...
Thank You @EricL This is a newly laid lawn so there was no need to aerate it. If it’s old and compacted I would then aerate it. Yes these are two of m ...
I cut 19mm thick Tasmanian Oak into 30mm strips on the table saw.Turned these strip's on their side so that the board will have a thickness of 30mm.Ar ...
Hi @Stuardo
I'm inclined to agree with Mitchell in saying the top growth you have looks like rootstock, not the grafted mandarin. It is far too vig ...
Pictures of the final item, followed by some instructions.
Just spotted a video icon, so will try to add a video later.
With succulents. The problem, ...
Hi @Gee,
Great to see you back on Workshop. Do you plan on growing vegetables in the raised garden beds? If so, there is a step-by-step guide to growi ...
Hi @GeeType of soil depends on what you plan to grow & the size of the beds. How easy the area is to access is also a consideration.Also, as @Jason me ...
Found these at side of road on verge where a council pick up was due. Thought they would be good for storing my pots near my potstand. Easy upcycle. 1 ...
I would like to say, I know it’s a pain in the backside BUT if you can do it , rake up any lawn clippings left on the lawn after mowing as it helps to ...
Thank You @EricL This is a newly laid lawn so there was no need to aerate it. If it’s old and compacted I would then aerate it. Yes these are two of m ...
