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Summer Gardening Tip. If you can only water your garden occasionally, try to water plants deeply & add a soluble fertiliser. This will help improve your plants health over the warmer months.

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Indoor plants are a great way to brighten your home & make it more welcoming. They enhance any decor & are also known to purify the air.

Online Plants Melbourne is a fantastic, no-fuss way to purchase great quality plants & products. Your purchases can be picked up or delivered. Visit our site & check us out.

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Terrariums are extremely popular. They look wonderful in all areas of the house. They also make fantastic gifts.

Summer Gardening Tip. To prepare your garden for tackling the summer heat, apply soil wetting agents to the ground. This helps the water to penetrate through to the roots of the plants & keeps the moisture in the soil for longer.

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Did You Know... The Poinsettia was introduced to the United States in 1825 by Joel Roberts Poinsett who was the first United Stated minister to Mexico. It is famous for its red & green foliage & is widely used for its Xmas displays around the world.

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There are no gardening mistakes...only lessons. So experiment with new plants & styles & see how they work for you.

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Indoor Plant... Adiantum sp. "Maidenhair Fern" The Maidenhair Fern is a very attractive indoor plant. Keep in a well-lit position free from draught & direct sunlight.

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Gardenia florida The Gardenia is a very popular evergreen shrub. The perfume from the White flowers is exquisite during spring & summer. Plant in gardens beds in a sunny or partly shady position.

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Give your garden an extra burst of colour by adding summer annuals. They look amazing in pots, along borders, or to fill in empty spaces.