Posted by By Kelly Jean Reyland
4th Sep 2024
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Posted by Kelly Jean Reyland
9th May 2024
Pruning berry fruit for healthy plants and big crops
One job that we should never brush off as unimportant - particularly for fruiting plants and trees - is pruning. Why do we prune? We prune for health, for size, for beauty, for harvest and for pleasur … read more
Posted by Kelly Jean Reyland
4th Apr 2024
Caring for your lawn
Autumn is a prime time to get your lawn looking its best. There is still warmth in the air and soil and there is moisture available in the soil for optimal growing conditions.If you are looking to sow … read more
Posted by The Gubba Team
29th Feb 2024
March Garden Guide
IN THE EDIBLE GARDENIn March you can plant the following in most areas of the country… beetroot, blueberry, bok choi, broad bean, broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, carrot, celery, cori … read more
Posted by Kendal & the Gubba Team
16th Feb 2024
Enrich your soil with Cover Crops
When it comes to cultivating a thriving & happy home garden, there’s one easy practice we think everyone should try: cover cropping! It’s an easy technique that involves planting specific crops no … read more
Posted by The Gubba Team
1st Feb 2024
February Garden Guide
IN THE EDIBLE GARDENThe last of the summer harvest! Tomatoes should be at their peak right now; other veggies such as beans, corn, carrots, cucumbers, melons, pumpkin, potatoes, eggplants & more will … read more
Posted by The Gubba Team
9th Jan 2024
