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 | | Welcome to the Gardening Australia Newsletter: 18/09/2015 | Coming Up This Week | | | The Art of Espalier - Tomatillos - Punter's Pitfalls - FAQs - A Special Spot - Evergreen Hydrangea - Holiday Herbs - Pruning Olives - Native Hedges
Read more ABC TV: Saturday 19 September 2015, 6:30pm and Sunday 20 September 2015, 1:00pm | Watch a Story | | | The Art of Espalier
19/09/2015
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Presenter: Angus Stewart, 19/09/2015
Angus visits a nursery to show how to avoid some of the common pitfalls gardeners make when buying plants
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Gardening Australia on iView | Weekly Gardening Action Plan | | Time to get sowing! You get more bang for your buck - and a greater range of options - with seeds. Here's how and what to plant right now.
Tropical Zone
Seeds are a great way to grow more than annuals. Why not grow a tree from seed?: Growing Trees from Seed Fact Sheet Subtropical Zone
Some seeds need a little preparation, but here are some tips: Seed Germination Fact Sheet Temperate Zone
A handful of flowering annual seeds can create a massive impact: A Meadow in the City Fact Sheet Arid Zone
If you want a fun and simple way to plant, try seed bombs: Seed Bombs Fact Sheet Cool Zone
Pop in some vegie seeds for summer bounty: Spring Vegies Fact Sheet
And if you want some ideas of what to plant in the vegie patch, don't forget to visit The Vegie Guide or Download the App | Plant Pick | | HEDGING PLANTS
On the show this week, John takes a look at some native plants that can be used for hedging. A while back, Sophie looked at another type of hedge to try growing in the garden - the edible hedge!
Watch the Story - Edible Hedges | | |
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