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(1936, 1, '2021-11-11 09:28:14', '2021-11-11 14:28:14', '<span class=\"cap\">I</span>f you’re frugal with electricity costs in your home – then splashing out with outdoor garden lighting may not be your cup ot tea (herbal or otherwise).\nI arrived home yesterday afternoon to a barrage of hardware and gardening catalogues (is that spring I smell in the air?). One such propaganda of discontent pamphlet had a whole section on garden lighting from the inexpensive (I’ll mention this later) to the very expensive which would need to be installed by a qualified electrician.\n\n<img class=\"alignright wp-image-1935 size-full\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/outdoor.jpg\" alt=\"Outdoor Garden Lighting\" width=\"200\" height=\"258\" />In the ‘good old days’ the only lighting you would find outdoors was the coloured bulb strip that would circle the patio (or Hills hoist – if you wanted to be fancy) and a couple of spotlights which illuminated the whole garden. Today, it’s a far more sophisticated world and in the words of Homesite “The days are gone when you have a floodlight on the four corners of a house to light the yard as brightly as possible.”\n\nBefore I move on to give some tips and ideas for how you could add some outdoor lighting to your garden, let me just make one statement. I hate (is that too strong) those tacky solar lights that everyone seems to be sticking in their garden. They’re the lucky bamboo’s of the lighting world. My humble apologies to those who have these but I just ask WHY??? Yuk!! They don’t look good people!\n\nOk. Enough of my rant let’s look at some possible ideas for our gardens…\n\n<span id=\"more-858\"></span>Before you start you may need to ask yourself “What are my gardening needs and what am I trying to achieve with bringing lighting into my garden?”\nAs most decent garden lighting requires some sort of electrical cabling it would be wise to keep these away from areas that you will be digging a lot. For example, areas where you are likely to maintain annuals or bulbs etc.\n\nWhen it comes to choosing the lighting that you want in your garden, think about what you are trying to achieve. Do you want the tree in the middle to stand out? Do you want some spindly plant silhouetted in the background? Do you want it lit from above, below, behind or in front?\n<ul>\n 	<li><em><strong>Lighting for Water Features</strong></em> – there are so many options to have lighting in your ponds, waterfeatures, waterfalls etc and many are easy to install and only run on 12 volts.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Uplighting</strong></em> – this is achieved by placing lighting at the base of a plant, tree or architectural feature and can be very artistic.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Shadow Lighting</strong></em> placing lights at angles in front of a feature or plant to allow a shadow to be cast upon a wall can be very dramatic.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Silhouetted Lighting</strong></em> – this is the opposite of shadow lighting which is achieved from behind a plant or landscape feature to silhouette the item as you look toward it.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Illuminated Lighting</strong></em> – there is still a need for illumination in the garden so that people can find paths, navigate steps and stairs and also walk freely without falling victim to a hazardous toy left by your 3 year old.</li>\n</ul>\nThere are as many options as there are ideas. Why not turn your garden into something you don’t have to enjoy only in the daylight?\n<em>This article has been republished from my previous blog.</em>', 'Plan To Have Outdoor Garden Lighting', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1934-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:28:14', '2021-11-11 14:28:14', '', 1934, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1936', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1938, 1, '2021-11-11 09:28:33', '2021-11-11 14:28:33', '<div class=\"entry-body\">\n\n<span class=\"cap\">T</span>he water reticulation is now complete and you\'ve replaced all the sand only to discover that more trenches are required to install your outdoor landscape lighting. Oops! I forgot that you had been reading this Home Garden Design series and had already planned your outdoor lighting when you drew your <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/2006/08/starting_your_garden_from_scratch.html\">initial garden plans</a> so this extra effort had been avoided by utilising the same trenches.\n\nBut now you\'re wondering how this can be that water pipes and electrical cable can co-exist. Surely this is a big no-no. Well, that all depends on whether you install low voltage outdoor lighting or you plan to incorporate the normal 240V cabling. If the cabling required for your outdoor lighting is the same that your house is utilising then in most cases this will need to be dug to a depth of 600mm (23.6 inches) and should be installed by a qualified electrician. However, if you\'re using low voltage outdoor lighting you can do this yourself without fear of electrocuting yourself or others who may visit your garden.\n\n</div>\n<div id=\"more\" class=\"entry-more\">\n\nOutdoor landscape lighting is exactly what it refers to - illuminating your outdoor landscape. The idea behind this installation is to allow the garden to be admired and enjoyed when natural light is no longer available to display your beautiful design.\n\nThe use of landscape lighting can highlight plants, trees, structures and features that normally could not be seen. Lighting can also serve the purpose of safety by directing visitors through your garden without the fear of injuring oneself on a hidden object.\n\nIn my post <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/plan-to-have-outdoor-garden-lighting/\">Plan to have outdoor garden lighting</a> I mentioned 5 different uses of outdoor illumination. The idea is that you could use one, a couple or all five design ideas to highlight certain aspects of your garden.\n\nThe key to installing outdoor lighting is ensuring that you have made provision to change your ideas as the garden grows. Once your trees and shrubs have matured your lighting options will become very limited. Therefore, its better to plan for possibilities that you may not foresee and put in extra cabling in places that won\'t be needing it, certainly in the short term anyway.\n\nAnother misconception concerning the use of outdoor landscape lighting is the overuse of such. The art of design is to aid peoples vision so that they can appreciate the artform that you are trying to illuminate. If you have too many focal points that you\'ve illuminated with lighting they will all become lost and the effect will be chaotic. This is not good design so limit your outdoor lighting and focus on a few ideas rather than many.\n\nBefore you install any outdoor lighting, take a walk around the garden structure on a moonless night with just a handheld torch. Have another person hold the flashlight in a position that you are contemplating and see what effects can be reached. Take into consideration how the maturing of your plants will alter how this lighting is viewed and take note of different positions and effects.\n\nFinally, remember that when planning your outdoor landscape lighting that less is more. Lighting is just to illuminate focal points and not compete with each other. Plan to be minimalist but prepare yourself for the option of adding more.\n\n</div>', 'Installing Outdoor Landscape Lighting', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1932-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:28:33', '2021-11-11 14:28:33', '', 1932, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1938', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1939, 1, '2006-08-08 09:28:00', '2006-08-08 13:28:00', 'Probably the most common question to ask when planning your home garden design is “Where do I start?” The answer: a blank piece of paper.\n\nStart off with an A3 or A2 size sheet. This should give you enough room to draw in as much detail as you require. Pencil in any buildings, structures and landforms that will remain as part of your garden design. This will obviously include your house, and sheds and any mature trees you plan to keep. If you have a larger property it may also include streams and watercourses, driveways and existing pathways.\n\nOnce you’ve blocked all this detail into your design you then need to locate north, if you’re living in the southern hemisphere, or south if you’re living in the northern half. The importance of this is to plan where the sun will move and which parts of your garden will be relegated to shade.\n\nNow that you know which parts of the garden the sun will illuminate start planning any outdoor living areas you might like to include. Patios, gazebos, sunken barbeque areas and decking may be on your list of required areas. While these give the garden some added structure, character and aesthetic value they can also inhibit further the sun’s ability to flood your garden with light. Therefore, you will need to position them knowing that whatever lies to the south (or north) of them will be limited to part or full-shade.\n\nOnce your permanent structures are drawn in, the process is now to be completed via your own personal working style. Some would suggest that you add pathways before lawns and garden beds, while I prefer to add the lawns and beds first and then connect them as creatively as possible. The second option seems to be fiddlier but I find you end up with a more interesting garden.\n\nTo give some perspective on my thoughts would be to compare it with Main Roads who plan to build a highway for the sake of it and then attach a city at the end. This is, of course, complete nonsense as the road is a means to an end and not the end itself. Pathways, like roads, are a vehicle for getting us from Point A to Point B, C, D…\n\nYou may decide to have no lawn and just garden beds. Or it may be that lawns will feature predominantly and be complemented by a little garden. Your preferences need to be drawn into the garden design and then weighed against limitations of space, time and resources.\n\nWhen we began our garden, more than 3 years ago, Deb and I had different views of how much lawn we should have. I’m not a big fan of it and would much rather prefer more gardens whereas Deb wanted more playing space for the kids. In 10 years time our needs will have changed and lawn won’t be such a high priority. Therefore, planning ahead for your garden design will also make transitions easier.\n\nOnce you have some rough plans sketched out, attach a transparent sheet over your main drawings so that you can draw in reticulation and outdoor lighting plans. The benefit of having an overlaid sheet is that you can always remove it if you decide to change some aspects of the garden design or lay it over to view only your initial plans.\n\nVoila. Now you have an initial plan to start working on your home garden design. Remember, nothing is set in concrete until it’s set in concrete! So, don’t feel limited to your design just because you now have it on paper. It’s a work in progress and can change and is modified as your work progresses.', 'Starting Your Garden from Scratch', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'starting-your-garden-from-scratch', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:29:37', '2021-11-11 14:29:37', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1939', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1940, 1, '2021-11-11 09:29:36', '2021-11-11 14:29:36', 'Probably the most common question to ask when planning your home garden design is “Where do I start?” The answer: a blank piece of paper.\n\nStart off with an A3 or A2 size sheet. This should give you enough room to draw in as much detail as you require. Pencil in any buildings, structures and landforms that will remain as part of your garden design. This will obviously include your house, and sheds and any mature trees you plan to keep. If you have a larger property it may also include streams and watercourses, driveways and existing pathways.\n\nOnce you’ve blocked all this detail into your design you then need to locate north, if you’re living in the southern hemisphere, or south if you’re living in the northern half. The importance of this is to plan where the sun will move and which parts of your garden will be relegated to shade.\n\nNow that you know which parts of the garden the sun will illuminate start planning any outdoor living areas you might like to include. Patios, gazebos, sunken barbeque areas and decking may be on your list of required areas. While these give the garden some added structure, character and aesthetic value they can also inhibit further the sun’s ability to flood your garden with light. Therefore, you will need to position them knowing that whatever lies to the south (or north) of them will be limited to part or full-shade.\n\nOnce your permanent structures are drawn in, the process is now to be completed via your own personal working style. Some would suggest that you add pathways before lawns and garden beds, while I prefer to add the lawns and beds first and then connect them as creatively as possible. The second option seems to be fiddlier but I find you end up with a more interesting garden.\n\nTo give some perspective on my thoughts would be to compare it with Main Roads who plan to build a highway for the sake of it and then attach a city at the end. This is, of course, complete nonsense as the road is a means to an end and not the end itself. Pathways, like roads, are a vehicle for getting us from Point A to Point B, C, D…\n\nYou may decide to have no lawn and just garden beds. Or it may be that lawns will feature predominantly and be complemented by a little garden. Your preferences need to be drawn into the garden design and then weighed against limitations of space, time and resources.\n\nWhen we began our garden, more than 3 years ago, Deb and I had different views of how much lawn we should have. I’m not a big fan of it and would much rather prefer more gardens whereas Deb wanted more playing space for the kids. In 10 years time our needs will have changed and lawn won’t be such a high priority. Therefore, planning ahead for your garden design will also make transitions easier.\n\nOnce you have some rough plans sketched out, attach a transparent sheet over your main drawings so that you can draw in reticulation and outdoor lighting plans. The benefit of having an overlaid sheet is that you can always remove it if you decide to change some aspects of the garden design or lay it over to view only your initial plans.\n\nVoila. Now you have an initial plan to start working on your home garden design. Remember, nothing is set in concrete until it’s set in concrete! So, don’t feel limited to your design just because you now have it on paper. It’s a work in progress and can change and is modified as your work progresses.', 'Starting Your Garden from Scratch', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1939-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:29:36', '2021-11-11 14:29:36', '', 1939, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1940', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1941, 1, '2021-11-11 09:29:49', '2021-11-11 14:29:49', '<div class=\"entry-body\">\n\n<span class=\"cap\">T</span>he water reticulation is now complete and you\'ve replaced all the sand only to discover that more trenches are required to install your outdoor landscape lighting. Oops! I forgot that you had been reading this Home Garden Design series and had already planned your outdoor lighting when you drew your <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/starting-your-garden-from-scratch/\">initial garden plans</a> so this extra effort had been avoided by utilising the same trenches.\n\nBut now you\'re wondering how this can be that water pipes and electrical cable can co-exist. Surely this is a big no-no. Well, that all depends on whether you install low voltage outdoor lighting or you plan to incorporate the normal 240V cabling. If the cabling required for your outdoor lighting is the same that your house is utilising then in most cases this will need to be dug to a depth of 600mm (23.6 inches) and should be installed by a qualified electrician. However, if you\'re using low voltage outdoor lighting you can do this yourself without fear of electrocuting yourself or others who may visit your garden.\n\n</div>\n<div id=\"more\" class=\"entry-more\">\n\nOutdoor landscape lighting is exactly what it refers to - illuminating your outdoor landscape. The idea behind this installation is to allow the garden to be admired and enjoyed when natural light is no longer available to display your beautiful design.\n\nThe use of landscape lighting can highlight plants, trees, structures and features that normally could not be seen. Lighting can also serve the purpose of safety by directing visitors through your garden without the fear of injuring oneself on a hidden object.\n\nIn my post <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/plan-to-have-outdoor-garden-lighting/\">Plan to have outdoor garden lighting</a> I mentioned 5 different uses of outdoor illumination. The idea is that you could use one, a couple or all five design ideas to highlight certain aspects of your garden.\n\nThe key to installing outdoor lighting is ensuring that you have made provision to change your ideas as the garden grows. Once your trees and shrubs have matured your lighting options will become very limited. Therefore, its better to plan for possibilities that you may not foresee and put in extra cabling in places that won\'t be needing it, certainly in the short term anyway.\n\nAnother misconception concerning the use of outdoor landscape lighting is the overuse of such. The art of design is to aid peoples vision so that they can appreciate the artform that you are trying to illuminate. If you have too many focal points that you\'ve illuminated with lighting they will all become lost and the effect will be chaotic. This is not good design so limit your outdoor lighting and focus on a few ideas rather than many.\n\nBefore you install any outdoor lighting, take a walk around the garden structure on a moonless night with just a handheld torch. Have another person hold the flashlight in a position that you are contemplating and see what effects can be reached. Take into consideration how the maturing of your plants will alter how this lighting is viewed and take note of different positions and effects.\n\nFinally, remember that when planning your outdoor landscape lighting that less is more. Lighting is just to illuminate focal points and not compete with each other. Plan to be minimalist but prepare yourself for the option of adding more.\n\n</div>', 'Installing Outdoor Landscape Lighting', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1932-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:29:49', '2021-11-11 14:29:49', '', 1932, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1941', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1942, 1, '2006-07-29 09:30:00', '2006-07-29 13:30:00', 'I get so infuriated when I hear of introduced species to Australia becoming problem pests that it seemed like a breath of fresh air when I read that an Australian plant had returned the favour.\n\nNow I would never wish a problem plant on any country but Australia, through its colonisation period received many unwanted gifts. Rabbits and foxes were bought here for sport, arum lillies because they were highly prized in South Africa and England and privets were the hedge of the day. We’ve even had some bungled environmental catastrophes such as the <a href=\"https://news.mongabay.com/2005/04/cane-toads-increasingly-a-problem-in-australia/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">cane toad</a>.\n\nEven though melaleuca’s are a great tree in Australia like any species taken away from its natural habitat it can easily become pervasive.\nI just hope that we’re learning the lessons and not making the same mistakes.', 'Australia Invades US', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'australia-invades-us', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:31:18', '2021-11-11 14:31:18', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1942', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1943, 1, '2021-11-11 09:30:57', '2021-11-11 14:30:57', 'I get so infuriated when I hear of introduced species to Australia becoming problem pests that it seemed like a breath of fresh air when I read that an Australian plant had returned the favour.\n\nNow I would never wish a problem plant on any country but Australia, through its colonisation period received many unwanted gifts. Rabbits and foxes were bought here for sport, arum lillies because they were highly prized in South Africa and England and privets were the hedge of the day. We’ve even had some bungled environmental catastrophes such as the <a href=\"http://news.mongabay.com/2005/0417b-tina_butler.html\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">cane toad</a>.\n\nEven though melaleuca’s are a great tree in Australia like any species taken away from its natural habitat it can easily become pervasive.\nI just hope that we’re learning the lessons and not making the same mistakes.', 'Australia Invades US', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1942-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:30:57', '2021-11-11 14:30:57', '', 1942, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1943', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1944, 1, '2021-11-11 09:31:17', '2021-11-11 14:31:17', 'I get so infuriated when I hear of introduced species to Australia becoming problem pests that it seemed like a breath of fresh air when I read that an Australian plant had returned the favour.\n\nNow I would never wish a problem plant on any country but Australia, through its colonisation period received many unwanted gifts. Rabbits and foxes were bought here for sport, arum lillies because they were highly prized in South Africa and England and privets were the hedge of the day. We’ve even had some bungled environmental catastrophes such as the <a href=\"https://news.mongabay.com/2005/04/cane-toads-increasingly-a-problem-in-australia/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">cane toad</a>.\n\nEven though melaleuca’s are a great tree in Australia like any species taken away from its natural habitat it can easily become pervasive.\nI just hope that we’re learning the lessons and not making the same mistakes.', 'Australia Invades US', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1942-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:31:17', '2021-11-11 14:31:17', '', 1942, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1944', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1945, 1, '2006-07-26 09:31:00', '2006-07-26 13:31:00', 'Opening our gardens to the public seems to be something we, as gardeners, may be something we would contemplate. <a href=\"http://www.gardenrant.com/my_weblog/2006/07/the_good_bad_an.html\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">Susan</a> over at Garden Rant even started her own post along the same lines and gave some great ideas for \"Visitor Etiquette\". The comments added some extra ideas and I think in the main most people are happy to show their gardens off.\n\nOur weekly poll (that ran for two weeks) showed that 67% responded positively to showing their gardens to the public, 17% might consider it while another 17% flatly refused.\n\n<hr />\n\nThis week\'s poll is, <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/a-group-of-gardeners/\">as previously mentioned</a>, on selecting a collective noun for a group of gardeners. I really liked these ones so I thought we could add these as the ones to vote on.\n\n1. A weed of gardeners - <a href=\"http://agardeningyear.blogspot.com/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">[Oldroses]</a>\n2. A bed of gardeners - <a href=\"http://blackswampgirl.blogspot.com/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">[Blackswamp_girl]</a>\n3. A show of gardeners - <a href=\"http://www.twowests.co.uk/weblog/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">[Greenhouse Girl]</a>\n\nThanks for those who offered up suggestions. I hope you enjoy voting for one on this list.', 'Publicly Opening Your Garden', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'publicly-opening-your-garden', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:34:30', '2021-11-11 14:34:30', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1945', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1946, 1, '2021-11-11 09:32:51', '2021-11-11 14:32:51', 'Opening our gardens to the public seems to be something we, as gardeners, may be something we would contemplate. <a href=\"http://www.gardenrant.com/my_weblog/2006/07/the_good_bad_an.html\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">Susan</a> over at Garden Rant even started her own post along the same lines and gave some great ideas for \"Visitor Etiquette\". The comments added some extra ideas and I think in the main most people are happy to show their gardens off.\n\nOur weekly poll (that ran for two weeks) showed that 67% responded positively to showing their gardens to the public, 17% might consider it while another 17% flatly refused.\n\n<hr />\n\nThis week\'s poll is, <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/2006/07/a_group_of_gardeners.html\">as previously mentioned</a>, on selecting a collective noun for a group of gardeners. I really liked these ones so I thought we could add these as the ones to vote on.\n\n1. A weed of gardeners - <a href=\"http://agardeningyear.blogspot.com/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">[Oldroses]</a>\n2. A bed of gardeners - <a href=\"http://blackswampgirl.blogspot.com/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">[Blackswamp_girl]</a>\n3. A show of gardeners - <a href=\"http://www.twowests.co.uk/weblog/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">[Greenhouse Girl]</a>\n\nThanks for those who offered up suggestions. I hope you enjoy voting for one on this list.', 'Publicly Opening Your Garden', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1945-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:32:51', '2021-11-11 14:32:51', '', 1945, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1946', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1947, 1, '2006-07-21 09:33:00', '2006-07-21 13:33:00', '<span class=\"cap\">C</span>ollective nouns are wonderful aren’t they? They describe so eloquently a group of … well, just about anything really. I picked up this theme from Greenhouse Girl as she suggested some possible collective nouns for gardeners.\n\nHere were my suggestions;\n\n<strong>A spade of gardeners\nA packet of gardeners (Minus the seeds, of course)</strong>\nor perhaps,\n<strong>An enthusiasm of gardeners.</strong>\nwhile Greenhouse Girl offered these;\n<strong>a show of gardeners\na greenery of gardeners\na gossip of gardeners (gosh … when gardeners get together can’t we gossip!)\na knowledge of gardeners (we all like to think we know everything …)\nan endeavour of gardeners (‘cause we’re all really trying …)\n</strong>\nI found a great site that offered <a href=\"http://www.ojohaven.com/collectives/\">collective nouns</a> for almost everything and also allows the submission of said noun. So, I propose over the next couple of days gardeners can offer their suggestions and the best 5 will be included as our weekly poll for next week.\n\nThe winner of the poll can then be offered up to <a href=\"http://www.ojohaven.com/collectives/\">The Collective Noun site</a> as our identification. Any takers?', 'A Group of Gardeners?', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'a-group-of-gardeners', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:34:48', '2021-11-11 14:34:48', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1947', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1948, 1, '2021-11-11 09:34:18', '2021-11-11 14:34:18', '<span class=\"cap\">C</span>ollective nouns are wonderful aren’t they? They describe so eloquently a group of … well, just about anything really. I picked up this theme from Greenhouse Girl as she suggested some possible collective nouns for gardeners.\nHere were my suggestions;\n<strong>A spade of gardeners\nA packet of gardeners (Minus the seeds, of course)</strong>\nor perhaps,\n<strong>An enthusiasm of gardeners.</strong>\nwhile Greenhouse Girl offered these;\n<strong>a show of gardeners\na greenery of gardeners\na gossip of gardeners (gosh … when gardeners get together can’t we gossip!)\na knowledge of gardeners (we all like to think we know everything …)\nan endeavour of gardeners (‘cause we’re all really trying …)\n</strong>\nI found a great site that offered <a href=\"http://www.ojohaven.com/collectives/\">collective nouns</a> for almost everything and also allows the submission of said noun. So, I propose over the next couple of days gardeners can offer their suggestions and the best 5 will be included as our weekly poll for next week.\n\nThe winner of the poll can then be offered up to <a href=\"http://www.ojohaven.com/collectives/\">The Collective Noun site</a> as our identification. Any takers?', 'A Group of Gardeners?', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1947-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:34:18', '2021-11-11 14:34:18', '', 1947, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1948', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1949, 1, '2021-11-11 09:34:29', '2021-11-11 14:34:29', 'Opening our gardens to the public seems to be something we, as gardeners, may be something we would contemplate. <a href=\"http://www.gardenrant.com/my_weblog/2006/07/the_good_bad_an.html\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">Susan</a> over at Garden Rant even started her own post along the same lines and gave some great ideas for \"Visitor Etiquette\". The comments added some extra ideas and I think in the main most people are happy to show their gardens off.\n\nOur weekly poll (that ran for two weeks) showed that 67% responded positively to showing their gardens to the public, 17% might consider it while another 17% flatly refused.\n\n<hr />\n\nThis week\'s poll is, <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/a-group-of-gardeners/\">as previously mentioned</a>, on selecting a collective noun for a group of gardeners. I really liked these ones so I thought we could add these as the ones to vote on.\n\n1. A weed of gardeners - <a href=\"http://agardeningyear.blogspot.com/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">[Oldroses]</a>\n2. A bed of gardeners - <a href=\"http://blackswampgirl.blogspot.com/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">[Blackswamp_girl]</a>\n3. A show of gardeners - <a href=\"http://www.twowests.co.uk/weblog/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">[Greenhouse Girl]</a>\n\nThanks for those who offered up suggestions. I hope you enjoy voting for one on this list.', 'Publicly Opening Your Garden', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1945-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:34:29', '2021-11-11 14:34:29', '', 1945, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1949', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1950, 1, '2006-06-27 09:35:00', '2006-06-27 13:35:00', '<div class=\"entry-body\">\n\nI love to walk into a garden and not be able to see it all. Your initial scans dart around taking in the vista and then eventually hones in on a pathway leading out of sight. This is Explore-Lust. The desire to head off exploring the unknown because the garden was designed to draw you into it.\n\n<img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-1951\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/rh-shade-garden-path-to-river-300x183.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"183\" />Some gardens are merely border beds with a patch of lawn. These are incredibly boring and don\'t entice your visitors to explore your plants or your garden. They merely green your living area but could never captivate someone to return visit.\n\nNo. I\'m talking about a deep-seated desire to explore. As if you were a child again longing for an adventure which could be just around the corner...perhaps that corner where the pathway disappears. Maybe there\'s a secret garden with fairies and elves or even a vast waterfall pooling into a shaded lagoon.\n\nThis is what explore-lust is. The mind begins to imagine the realm of possibilities that may await once you head off into the unknown. Everything that surrounds the entrance to this gardening mecca gives signals that you\'re going somewhere safe but it\'s still adventurous enough to invigorate the adrenalin.\n\nThe great gardens of this world are commended for this practice and this one small landscaping \'trick\' could elevate your garden from average to sensational.\n\nSo how do you create some explore-lust in your garden?\n\n</div>\n<div id=\"more\" class=\"entry-more\">\n\nIt all has to do with training your visitors eyes. Taking them to a focal point in your garden that disappears out of view. It can be a natural structure (such as an opening between two trees) or it can be created such as gates, hedges, pergolas etc.\n\nHere are some tips if you are thinking of creating explore-lust in your garden;\n<ul>\n 	<li><strong>Examine your garden for natural explore-lust possiblities</strong> - If you have some slopes or hills in your garden that naturally direct your eyes accentuate this.</li>\n 	<li><strong>Use plants or structures to direct</strong> - If you have an opening between two trees that could be exploited for explore-lust value yet as sooon as someone gets near them they can instantly see the rest of the garden, grow or create a barrier that blocks their vision.</li>\n 	<li><strong>Let some small children play in your garden</strong> - Consider this as a focus research group for your landscaping. Watch what excites them about your garden and see if you can\'t exploit the adventure somehow.</li>\n 	<li><strong>Use pointers</strong> - Position a statue or garden ornament that points away from itself directing the eyes to a hidden place.</li>\n 	<li><strong>Create visible pathways</strong> - The easiest way to achieve explore-lust is by using a pathway. Once it disappears out of sight, the eye begins imagining where it could go and creates a desire to explore.</li>\n 	<li><strong>Leave gates ajar</strong> - If you have a gate that leads your visitors somewhere else in the garden, leave it open a little. A shut gate tells the visitor that they can\'t enter whereas a gate left ajar will entice them to venture through.</li>\n</ul>\nTake some time to play with this feature and your garden will shine.\n\n</div>', 'Create Some \'Explore-Lust\' in Your Garden', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'create-some-explore-lust-in-your-garden', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:38:03', '2021-11-11 14:38:03', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1950', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1951, 1, '2021-11-11 09:37:52', '2021-11-11 14:37:52', '', 'rh shade garden path to river', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', 'rh-shade-garden-path-to-river', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:37:52', '2021-11-11 14:37:52', '', 1950, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/rh-shade-garden-path-to-river.jpg', 0, 'attachment', 'image/jpeg', 0),
(1952, 1, '2021-11-11 09:38:01', '2021-11-11 14:38:01', '<div class=\"entry-body\">\n\nI love to walk into a garden and not be able to see it all. Your initial scans dart around taking in the vista and then eventually hones in on a pathway leading out of sight. This is Explore-Lust. The desire to head off exploring the unknown because the garden was designed to draw you into it.\n\n<img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-1951\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/rh-shade-garden-path-to-river-300x183.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"183\" />Some gardens are merely border beds with a patch of lawn. These are incredibly boring and don\'t entice your visitors to explore your plants or your garden. They merely green your living area but could never captivate someone to return visit.\n\nNo. I\'m talking about a deep-seated desire to explore. As if you were a child again longing for an adventure which could be just around the corner...perhaps that corner where the pathway disappears. Maybe there\'s a secret garden with fairies and elves or even a vast waterfall pooling into a shaded lagoon.\n\nThis is what explore-lust is. The mind begins to imagine the realm of possibilities that may await once you head off into the unknown. Everything that surrounds the entrance to this gardening mecca gives signals that you\'re going somewhere safe but it\'s still adventurous enough to invigorate the adrenalin.\n\nThe great gardens of this world are commended for this practice and this one small landscaping \'trick\' could elevate your garden from average to sensational.\n\nSo how do you create some explore-lust in your garden?\n\n</div>\n<div id=\"more\" class=\"entry-more\">\n\nIt all has to do with training your visitors eyes. Taking them to a focal point in your garden that disappears out of view. It can be a natural structure (such as an opening between two trees) or it can be created such as gates, hedges, pergolas etc.\n\nHere are some tips if you are thinking of creating explore-lust in your garden;\n<ul>\n 	<li><strong>Examine your garden for natural explore-lust possiblities</strong> - If you have some slopes or hills in your garden that naturally direct your eyes accentuate this.</li>\n 	<li><strong>Use plants or structures to direct</strong> - If you have an opening between two trees that could be exploited for explore-lust value yet as sooon as someone gets near them they can instantly see the rest of the garden, grow or create a barrier that blocks their vision.</li>\n 	<li><strong>Let some small children play in your garden</strong> - Consider this as a focus research group for your landscaping. Watch what excites them about your garden and see if you can\'t exploit the adventure somehow.</li>\n 	<li><strong>Use pointers</strong> - Position a statue or garden ornament that points away from itself directing the eyes to a hidden place.</li>\n 	<li><strong>Create visible pathways</strong> - The easiest way to achieve explore-lust is by using a pathway. Once it disappears out of sight, the eye begins imagining where it could go and creates a desire to explore.</li>\n 	<li><strong>Leave gates ajar</strong> - If you have a gate that leads your visitors somewhere else in the garden, leave it open a little. A shut gate tells the visitor that they can\'t enter whereas a gate left ajar will entice them to venture through.</li>\n</ul>\nTake some time to play with this feature and your garden will shine.\n\n</div>', 'Create Some \'Explore-Lust\' in Your Garden', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1950-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:38:01', '2021-11-11 14:38:01', '', 1950, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1952', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1953, 1, '2006-06-27 09:38:00', '2006-06-27 13:38:00', 'This past week we\'ve been asking our readers how much time they actually spend in the garden with surprising results. The vast majority (44%) said they spend more than 10 hours per week in their garden. 22% said they only garden 1-3 hours per week and the other categories each took out 11% of the vote.\n\nIt would be interesting to gauge the difference between the climatic seasons but also the seasons of life. Most of my gardening is relegated to the weekend and is confined even further by Saturday morning sport and church on Sunday. So, on a good weekend I might find 5 or 6 hours but when summer rolls around I will probably be spending in the order of 12+ on the weekend alone. With extra daylight when I come home from work, I might also add a couple of hours before dusk.\n\nThanks to all those who took the time to vote.\n\n<hr />\n\nThis week\'s poll question is \"Where do you mostly source plants for the garden?\" I\'m sure that <a href=\"http://thegoldengecko.blogspot.com/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">Trey</a> would be very interested in the results but I\'m just keen to find out your preferences.\n\nIs the gardening world a sharing place where most of our friends exchange plants, or do we find propagating from our own plants is the best way to increase our stock. Are small nurseries preferred over the large gardening or grocery stores or is it more convenient to find what you\'re looking for in the one place?\n\nLet us know by casting your vote.', 'So How Much Time Do You Spend Gardening?', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'so-how-much-time-do-you-spend-gardening', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:39:20', '2021-11-11 14:39:20', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1953', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1954, 1, '2021-11-11 09:39:19', '2021-11-11 14:39:19', 'This past week we\'ve been asking our readers how much time they actually spend in the garden with surprising results. The vast majority (44%) said they spend more than 10 hours per week in their garden. 22% said they only garden 1-3 hours per week and the other categories each took out 11% of the vote.\n\nIt would be interesting to gauge the difference between the climatic seasons but also the seasons of life. Most of my gardening is relegated to the weekend and is confined even further by Saturday morning sport and church on Sunday. So, on a good weekend I might find 5 or 6 hours but when summer rolls around I will probably be spending in the order of 12+ on the weekend alone. With extra daylight when I come home from work, I might also add a couple of hours before dusk.\n\nThanks to all those who took the time to vote.\n\n<hr />\n\nThis week\'s poll question is \"Where do you mostly source plants for the garden?\" I\'m sure that <a href=\"http://thegoldengecko.blogspot.com/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">Trey</a> would be very interested in the results but I\'m just keen to find out your preferences.\n\nIs the gardening world a sharing place where most of our friends exchange plants, or do we find propagating from our own plants is the best way to increase our stock. Are small nurseries preferred over the large gardening or grocery stores or is it more convenient to find what you\'re looking for in the one place?\n\nLet us know by casting your vote.', 'So How Much Time Do You Spend Gardening?', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1953-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:39:19', '2021-11-11 14:39:19', '', 1953, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1954', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1955, 1, '2006-06-26 09:39:00', '2006-06-26 13:39:00', 'One of our weekend projects was to clean up some of the rubbish we have laying around our yard and to install a temporary compost bin. Voila! Here it is in all it’s glory.\n\nIt’s not complete yet as I need to hammer a couple of metal stakes through the inside to ensure it doesn’t tip over. As you can see it’s constructed purely of 3 wooden pallets which we have scored over the years from bringing some of our project resources onsite. The beauty of this contruction is that it took only 5 minutes to erect and will take even less to dismantle.\n\nThis compost bin is also completely portable. If we find that it becomes a nuisance where it’s positioned now we can transfer it elsewhere in a matter of minutes.\n\nThe grand plan is to erect <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/how-to-build-compost-bins/\">better built compost bins</a> however the space required is still not available yet and won’t be for a couple more months. But in the meantime I was tired of sending all my beautiful garden waste to the tip and finding that I was still needing to import mulch and soil improvers.', 'Temporary Compost Bin', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'temporary-compost-bin', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:40:53', '2021-11-11 14:40:53', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1955', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1956, 1, '2021-11-11 09:40:34', '2021-11-11 14:40:34', 'One of our weekend projects was to clean up some of the rubbish we have laying around our yard and to install a temporary compost bin. Voila! Here it is in all it’s glory.\n\nIt’s not complete yet as I need to hammer a couple of metal stakes through the inside to ensure it doesn’t tip over. As you can see it’s constructed purely of 3 wooden pallets which we have scored over the years from bringing some of our project resources onsite. The beauty of this contruction is that it took only 5 minutes to erect and will take even less to dismantle.\n\nThis compost bin is also completely portable. If we find that it becomes a nuisance where it’s positioned now we can transfer it elsewhere in a matter of minutes.\n\nThe grand plan is to erect <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/2006/03/how_to_build_compost_bins.html\">better built compost bins</a> however the space required is still not available yet and won’t be for a couple more months. But in the meantime I was tired of sending all my beautiful garden waste to the tip and finding that I was still needing to import mulch and soil improvers.', 'Temporary Compost Bin', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1955-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:40:34', '2021-11-11 14:40:34', '', 1955, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1956', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1957, 1, '2021-11-11 09:40:52', '2021-11-11 14:40:52', 'One of our weekend projects was to clean up some of the rubbish we have laying around our yard and to install a temporary compost bin. Voila! Here it is in all it’s glory.\n\nIt’s not complete yet as I need to hammer a couple of metal stakes through the inside to ensure it doesn’t tip over. As you can see it’s constructed purely of 3 wooden pallets which we have scored over the years from bringing some of our project resources onsite. The beauty of this contruction is that it took only 5 minutes to erect and will take even less to dismantle.\n\nThis compost bin is also completely portable. If we find that it becomes a nuisance where it’s positioned now we can transfer it elsewhere in a matter of minutes.\n\nThe grand plan is to erect <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/how-to-build-compost-bins/\">better built compost bins</a> however the space required is still not available yet and won’t be for a couple more months. But in the meantime I was tired of sending all my beautiful garden waste to the tip and finding that I was still needing to import mulch and soil improvers.', 'Temporary Compost Bin', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1955-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:40:52', '2021-11-11 14:40:52', '', 1955, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1957', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1958, 1, '2006-05-31 09:41:00', '2006-05-31 13:41:00', 'Unlike <a href=\"http://www.heathhill.blogspot.com/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">Alice in Canberra</a> we don’t get to see such spectacular autumn colours. Here in Busselton our altitude above sea level is almost zero, we don’t suffer from frosts and we’re a little higher in latitude than our nation’s capital city. All those variables combined suggests that leaf colour during autumn is usually devoid.\n\nHowever, the closer we get to winter we are treated to such a (minor) magnificent display as the leaves colour and fall all in the same week. Our silver birch here have only just begun to colour and they will be bare within the next couple of days. My magnolia was the same and all that’s left is a spindly stalk with tiny buds protruding from branch tips.\n\nSome of our close neighbours have oaks and elms and even they’re only recently starting to colour and fall. I think I’d like to witness an autumn where leaf colouring went on for some time and had such vivid colours displayed.', 'Autumn Colours', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'autumn-colours', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:42:31', '2021-11-11 14:42:31', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1958', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1959, 1, '2021-11-11 09:42:30', '2021-11-11 14:42:30', 'Unlike <a href=\"http://www.heathhill.blogspot.com/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">Alice in Canberra</a> we don’t get to see such spectacular autumn colours. Here in Busselton our altitude above sea level is almost zero, we don’t suffer from frosts and we’re a little higher in latitude than our nation’s capital city. All those variables combined suggests that leaf colour during autumn is usually devoid.\n\nHowever, the closer we get to winter we are treated to such a (minor) magnificent display as the leaves colour and fall all in the same week. Our silver birch here have only just begun to colour and they will be bare within the next couple of days. My magnolia was the same and all that’s left is a spindly stalk with tiny buds protruding from branch tips.\n\nSome of our close neighbours have oaks and elms and even they’re only recently starting to colour and fall. I think I’d like to witness an autumn where leaf colouring went on for some time and had such vivid colours displayed.', 'Autumn Colours', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1958-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:42:30', '2021-11-11 14:42:30', '', 1958, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1959', 0, 'revision', '', 0);
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(1960, 1, '2006-05-30 09:43:00', '2006-05-30 13:43:00', 'I didn’t get to photograph this Sunday afternoon for as soon as we had finished putting the last post into the ground the heavens opened up and we had a torrential downpour like we haven’t seen for some time. It was great to have the rain but it meant that I had to take this photo after work in the dark.\n\nThis is Arbor #3. The final one! My other ones, <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/arbor-2-is-almost-finished/\">Arbor #2</a> and the original <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/the-arbor-is-finished/\">Garden Arbor</a> were a series of three that I needed to build. This one is very different to the others and reflects the garden environment that we’re building it within.\n\nWe went out into the bush to get some firewood and hopefully a few bush poles but it soon turned into the opposite affair. We hunted for the perfect poles all Saturday afternoon and picked up a little bit of firewood to justify the experience. Then Sunday afternoon we took the initiative to cement the four main posts in the ground.\n\nThis arbor will eventually support a grape vine and become the entrance to our <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/our-new-garden-room-design/\">new garden room</a>. We tried to create something more rustic for our “old-world” themed garden and while we could have built a wrought iron arbor, we’re fans of wood and have decided to build something that would have been built prior to GMC power tools.\n\nThe next part of the process is to tie on some supporting poles with sisal rope and then weave some wire through the uprights to give some structure to train the grapes onto.\n\nI will keep you posted with more photos as we go along.', 'Bush Poles Arbor #3', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'bush-poles-arbor-3', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:47:33', '2021-11-11 14:47:33', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1960', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1961, 1, '2021-11-11 09:44:20', '2021-11-11 14:44:20', 'I didn’t get to photograph this Sunday afternoon for as soon as we had finished putting the last post into the ground the heavens opened up and we had a torrential downpour like we haven’t seen for some time. It was great to have the rain but it meant that I had to take this photo after work in the dark.\n\nThis is Arbor #3. The final one! My other ones, <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/2006/05/arbor_2_is_almost_finished.html\">Arbor #2</a> and the original <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/2006/04/the_arbor_is_finished.html\">Garden Arbor</a> were a series of three that I needed to build. This one is very different to the others and reflects the garden environment that we’re building it within.\n\nWe went out into the bush to get some firewood and hopefully a few bush poles but it soon turned into the opposite affair. We hunted for the perfect poles all Saturday afternoon and picked up a little bit of firewood to justify the experience. Then Sunday afternoon we took the initiative to cement the four main posts in the ground.\n\nThis arbor will eventually support a grape vine and become the entrance to our <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/2006/05/our_new_garden_room_design.html\">new garden room</a>. We tried to create something more rustic for our “old-world” themed garden and while we could have built a wrought iron arbor, we’re fans of wood and have decided to build something that would have been built prior to GMC power tools.\n\nThe next part of the process is to tie on some supporting poles with sisal rope and then weave some wire through the uprights to give some structure to train the grapes onto.\n\nI will keep you posted with more photos as we go along.', 'Bush Poles Arbor #3', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1960-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:44:20', '2021-11-11 14:44:20', '', 1960, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1961', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1962, 1, '2021-11-11 09:44:48', '2021-11-11 14:44:48', 'I didn’t get to photograph this Sunday afternoon for as soon as we had finished putting the last post into the ground the heavens opened up and we had a torrential downpour like we haven’t seen for some time. It was great to have the rain but it meant that I had to take this photo after work in the dark.\n\nThis is Arbor #3. The final one! My other ones, <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/2006/05/arbor_2_is_almost_finished.html\">Arbor #2</a> and the original <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/2006/04/the_arbor_is_finished.html\">Garden Arbor</a> were a series of three that I needed to build. This one is very different to the others and reflects the garden environment that we’re building it within.\n\nWe went out into the bush to get some firewood and hopefully a few bush poles but it soon turned into the opposite affair. We hunted for the perfect poles all Saturday afternoon and picked up a little bit of firewood to justify the experience. Then Sunday afternoon we took the initiative to cement the four main posts in the ground.\n\nThis arbor will eventually support a grape vine and become the entrance to our <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/our-new-garden-room-design/\">new garden room</a>. We tried to create something more rustic for our “old-world” themed garden and while we could have built a wrought iron arbor, we’re fans of wood and have decided to build something that would have been built prior to GMC power tools.\n\nThe next part of the process is to tie on some supporting poles with sisal rope and then weave some wire through the uprights to give some structure to train the grapes onto.\n\nI will keep you posted with more photos as we go along.', 'Bush Poles Arbor #3', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1960-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:44:48', '2021-11-11 14:44:48', '', 1960, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1962', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1963, 1, '2006-04-20 09:45:00', '2006-04-20 13:45:00', 'One down - 2 to go! I\'ve finally finished one arbor that will house a new garden bench and support a climbing \"?\" (still undecided yet). I\'ve started on the second one that will be an entry point to our garden and will be covered with climbing roses on each side. I haven\'t got as far with this project as I bought the wrong sized supporting bolts from Bunnings and haven\'t had a chance to get back and change them yet.\n\nNevermind. I shall start to show you some pictures of these as we progress.', 'The Arbor is Finished', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'the-arbor-is-finished', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:46:00', '2021-11-11 14:46:00', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1963', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1964, 1, '2021-11-11 09:45:59', '2021-11-11 14:45:59', 'One down - 2 to go! I\'ve finally finished one arbor that will house a new garden bench and support a climbing \"?\" (still undecided yet). I\'ve started on the second one that will be an entry point to our garden and will be covered with climbing roses on each side. I haven\'t got as far with this project as I bought the wrong sized supporting bolts from Bunnings and haven\'t had a chance to get back and change them yet.\n\nNevermind. I shall start to show you some pictures of these as we progress.', 'The Arbor is Finished', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1963-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:45:59', '2021-11-11 14:45:59', '', 1963, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1964', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1965, 1, '2021-11-11 09:46:10', '2021-11-11 14:46:10', 'I didn’t get to photograph this Sunday afternoon for as soon as we had finished putting the last post into the ground the heavens opened up and we had a torrential downpour like we haven’t seen for some time. It was great to have the rain but it meant that I had to take this photo after work in the dark.\n\nThis is Arbor #3. The final one! My other ones, <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/2006/05/arbor_2_is_almost_finished.html\">Arbor #2</a> and the original <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/the-arbor-is-finished/\">Garden Arbor</a> were a series of three that I needed to build. This one is very different to the others and reflects the garden environment that we’re building it within.\n\nWe went out into the bush to get some firewood and hopefully a few bush poles but it soon turned into the opposite affair. We hunted for the perfect poles all Saturday afternoon and picked up a little bit of firewood to justify the experience. Then Sunday afternoon we took the initiative to cement the four main posts in the ground.\n\nThis arbor will eventually support a grape vine and become the entrance to our <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/our-new-garden-room-design/\">new garden room</a>. We tried to create something more rustic for our “old-world” themed garden and while we could have built a wrought iron arbor, we’re fans of wood and have decided to build something that would have been built prior to GMC power tools.\n\nThe next part of the process is to tie on some supporting poles with sisal rope and then weave some wire through the uprights to give some structure to train the grapes onto.\n\nI will keep you posted with more photos as we go along.', 'Bush Poles Arbor #3', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1960-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:46:10', '2021-11-11 14:46:10', '', 1960, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1965', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1966, 1, '2006-05-11 09:46:00', '2006-05-11 13:46:00', '<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-1967\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Arbor_Front_2.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"200\" height=\"267\" />The second arbor (of three) is almost complete. I still need to finish touching up some of the paint and attaching the wire trellis for the rose to climb on. The rose, by the way, is one that we bought 2 years ago from a rose nursery in the hills surrounding Perth. The climbing rose is called <em>Cornelia</em> which is a floribunda pink with an incredible scent.\n\nWe\'re scouring the salvage yards at the moment looking for a rustic gate to also attach to the arbor and trying to agree on which letterbox to add as well. I\'ll keep you updated as we get closer to completing it.', 'Arbor #2 is Almost Finished', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'arbor-2-is-almost-finished', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:47:19', '2021-11-11 14:47:19', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1966', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1967, 1, '2021-11-11 09:47:14', '2021-11-11 14:47:14', '', 'Arbor_Front_2', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', 'arbor_front_2', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:47:14', '2021-11-11 14:47:14', '', 1966, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Arbor_Front_2.jpg', 0, 'attachment', 'image/jpeg', 0),
(1968, 1, '2021-11-11 09:47:18', '2021-11-11 14:47:18', '<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-1967\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Arbor_Front_2.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"200\" height=\"267\" />The second arbor (of three) is almost complete. I still need to finish touching up some of the paint and attaching the wire trellis for the rose to climb on. The rose, by the way, is one that we bought 2 years ago from a rose nursery in the hills surrounding Perth. The climbing rose is called <em>Cornelia</em> which is a floribunda pink with an incredible scent.\n\nWe\'re scouring the salvage yards at the moment looking for a rustic gate to also attach to the arbor and trying to agree on which letterbox to add as well. I\'ll keep you updated as we get closer to completing it.', 'Arbor #2 is Almost Finished', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1966-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:47:18', '2021-11-11 14:47:18', '', 1966, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1968', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1969, 1, '2021-11-11 09:47:32', '2021-11-11 14:47:32', 'I didn’t get to photograph this Sunday afternoon for as soon as we had finished putting the last post into the ground the heavens opened up and we had a torrential downpour like we haven’t seen for some time. It was great to have the rain but it meant that I had to take this photo after work in the dark.\n\nThis is Arbor #3. The final one! My other ones, <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/arbor-2-is-almost-finished/\">Arbor #2</a> and the original <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/the-arbor-is-finished/\">Garden Arbor</a> were a series of three that I needed to build. This one is very different to the others and reflects the garden environment that we’re building it within.\n\nWe went out into the bush to get some firewood and hopefully a few bush poles but it soon turned into the opposite affair. We hunted for the perfect poles all Saturday afternoon and picked up a little bit of firewood to justify the experience. Then Sunday afternoon we took the initiative to cement the four main posts in the ground.\n\nThis arbor will eventually support a grape vine and become the entrance to our <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/our-new-garden-room-design/\">new garden room</a>. We tried to create something more rustic for our “old-world” themed garden and while we could have built a wrought iron arbor, we’re fans of wood and have decided to build something that would have been built prior to GMC power tools.\n\nThe next part of the process is to tie on some supporting poles with sisal rope and then weave some wire through the uprights to give some structure to train the grapes onto.\n\nI will keep you posted with more photos as we go along.', 'Bush Poles Arbor #3', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1960-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:47:32', '2021-11-11 14:47:32', '', 1960, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1969', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1970, 1, '2006-04-29 09:47:00', '2006-04-29 13:47:00', 'An article from the Rocky Mountain News suggests that gardening as a leisure activity could be in the decline. The demands of a quickening pace of life plus the limited size of garden plots is keeping people away from gardening as a leisure activity.\n\nIt’s not as though people don’t want gardens, they just don’t want to do it themselves. They want all the outdoor entertaining which includes a low-maintenance garden and are more prepared for contractors to do it for them.\n\nWill gardens still be around in the year 2050?', 'Is Gardening Becoming a Relic Leisure Activity?', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'is-gardening-becoming-a-relic-leisure-activity', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:49:58', '2021-11-11 14:49:58', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1970', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1971, 1, '2021-11-11 09:49:57', '2021-11-11 14:49:57', 'An article from the Rocky Mountain News suggests that gardening as a leisure activity could be in the decline. The demands of a quickening pace of life plus the limited size of garden plots is keeping people away from gardening as a leisure activity.\n\nIt’s not as though people don’t want gardens, they just don’t want to do it themselves. They want all the outdoor entertaining which includes a low-maintenance garden and are more prepared for contractors to do it for them.\n\nWill gardens still be around in the year 2050?', 'Is Gardening Becoming a Relic Leisure Activity?', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1970-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:49:57', '2021-11-11 14:49:57', '', 1970, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1971', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1972, 1, '2006-04-29 09:50:00', '2006-04-29 13:50:00', 'The more I garden the more I become infatuated with trees and the more it disturbs me when someone chops one down without a legitimate reason (removing a sequoia tree to make way for an ornamental weeping mulberry is not a legitimate reason). It’s the benefits of having a tree (or trees) in your garden that far outweighs removing them.\n\nSo what about planting a giant sequoia tree in your garden? If you have the space and you’re prepared to be patient as it grows then I believe you will find the effort worthwhile.\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_1973\" align=\"alignright\" width=\"225\"]<img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1973\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/giant-sequioa-tree-225x300.jpg\" alt=\"The Giant Sequoia Tree Grows HUGE\" width=\"225\" height=\"300\" /> The Giant Sequoia Tree Grows HUGE[/caption]\n\nI saw my first sequoia tree in an arboretum in Pemberton and was so impressed with the look, and obviously their giant size, that I considered that one day I would like to plant one in my own yard. As trees go they’re definitely in my <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/4-incredible-trees/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">Top 4</a> of all time.\n\nThe giant sequoia tree is a native of the Sierra Nevada, California and while it grows naturally in many areas there are three places where they are protected; the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park and the Giant Sequoia National Monument. They are the largest trees in the world, certainly dwarfing our own large Karri’s, and can grow between 50-85m (150-280ft) with a 5-7m (16-23ft) diameter.\n\nThe largest living sequoia tree is the giant General Sherman that resides in Giant Forest, Sequoia National Park. It has been recorded at 83.8m (274.9ft) and is estimated at being the weight of approximately 10 blue whales – NB: Careful where you park your car. They are a conifer and are one of only three species of redwoods.\n<h2>Can you plant giant sequoia’s in your own yard?</h2>\nSure. Obviously the only limiting factor is the size that they grow to. They’re not a slow-growing tree but will take some to grow to full maturity (expect about 150 years). A tree grown in Italy was recorded at 22m (72ft) after only 17 years so you will have a decent sized tree within your lifetime.\n<h2>Growing conditions for a giant sequoia tree</h2>\nThey can grow in cold climates and have been known to benefit from deep snow coverage on top of their roots. However, they’re not big fans of humid climates and seem to viral infections if they are grown in these conditions. They can grow in warm climates that provide a warm heat.\n\nThey like a rich humus to grow in and prefer slightly acidic soils.\n<h2>How to propagate sequoias</h2>\nThe sequoia is best propagated from seed and this is its natural tendency. The seed’s grow in cones that are usually massed at the top canopy of the tree. If you have a cone and want to use the seeds as propagating material you might find the best way to do this is by smoking the cone (doesn’t sound quite right – does it?) or placing it in the microwave for a minute or so.\n\nThe heat will prepare the cone for release and you can then plant them into some propagating mix.\n\nWhile there is nothing terrifically hard about doing this, if you want to see this tree grow in your lifetime you may want to purchase a small sapling and start from that instead. However, if you’re up for the challenge, trying growing them from seed.', 'Planting a Giant Redwood Sequoia Tree', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'planting-a-giant-redwood-sequoia-tree', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:53:38', '2021-11-11 14:53:38', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1972', 0, 'post', '', 0),
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(1974, 1, '2021-11-11 09:51:48', '2021-11-11 14:51:48', 'The more I garden the more I become infatuated with trees and the more it disturbs me when someone chops one down without a legitimate reason (removing a sequoia tree to make way for an ornamental weeping mulberry is not a legitimate reason). It’s the benefits of having a tree (or trees) in your garden that far outweighs removing them.\n\nSo what about planting a giant sequoia tree in your garden? If you have the space and you’re prepared to be patient as it grows then I believe you will find the effort worthwhile.\n\nI saw my first sequoia tree in an arboretum in Pemberton and was so impressed with the look, and obviously their giant size, that I considered that one day I would like to plant one in my own yard. As trees go they’re definitely in my <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/2006/02/4_incredible_trees.html\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">Top 4</a> of all time.\n\nThe giant sequoia tree is a native of the Sierra Nevada, California and while it grows naturally in many areas there are three places where they are protected; the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park and the Giant Sequoia National Monument. They are the largest trees in the world, certainly dwarfing our own large Karri’s, and can grow between 50-85m (150-280ft) with a 5-7m (16-23ft) diameter.\n\nThe largest living sequoia tree is the giant General Sherman that resides in Giant Forest, Sequoia National Park. It has been recorded at 83.8m (274.9ft) and is estimated at being the weight of approximately 10 blue whales – NB: Careful where you park your car. They are a conifer and are one of only three species of redwoods.\n<h2>Can you plant giant sequoia’s in your own yard?</h2>\nSure. Obviously the only limiting factor is the size that they grow to. They’re not a slow-growing tree but will take some to grow to full maturity (expect about 150 years). A tree grown in Italy was recorded at 22m (72ft) after only 17 years so you will have a decent sized tree within your lifetime.\n<h2>Growing conditions for a giant sequoia tree</h2>\nThey can grow in cold climates and have been known to benefit from deep snow coverage on top of their roots. However, they’re not big fans of humid climates and seem to viral infections if they are grown in these conditions. They can grow in warm climates that provide a warm heat.\n\nThey like a rich humus to grow in and prefer slightly acidic soils.\n<h2>How to propagate sequoias</h2>\nThe sequoia is best propagated from seed and this is its natural tendency. The seed’s grow in cones that are usually massed at the top canopy of the tree. If you have a cone and want to use the seeds as propagating material you might find the best way to do this is by smoking the cone (doesn’t sound quite right – does it?) or placing it in the microwave for a minute or so.\n\nThe heat will prepare the cone for release and you can then plant them into some propagating mix.\n\nWhile there is nothing terrifically hard about doing this, if you want to see this tree grow in your lifetime you may want to purchase a small sapling and start from that instead. However, if you’re up for the challenge, trying growing them from seed.', 'Planting a Giant Redwood Sequoia Tree', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1972-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:51:48', '2021-11-11 14:51:48', '', 1972, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1974', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1976, 1, '2021-11-11 09:52:25', '2021-11-11 14:52:25', 'The more I garden the more I become infatuated with trees and the more it disturbs me when someone chops one down without a legitimate reason (removing a sequoia tree to make way for an ornamental weeping mulberry is not a legitimate reason). It’s the benefits of having a tree (or trees) in your garden that far outweighs removing them.\n\nSo what about planting a giant sequoia tree in your garden? If you have the space and you’re prepared to be patient as it grows then I believe you will find the effort worthwhile.\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_1973\" align=\"alignright\" width=\"225\"]<img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1973\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/giant-sequioa-tree-225x300.jpg\" alt=\"The Giant Sequoia Tree Grows HUGE\" width=\"225\" height=\"300\" /> The Giant Sequoia Tree Grows HUGE[/caption]\n\nI saw my first sequoia tree in an arboretum in Pemberton and was so impressed with the look, and obviously their giant size, that I considered that one day I would like to plant one in my own yard. As trees go they’re definitely in my <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/2006/02/4_incredible_trees.html\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">Top 4</a> of all time.\n\nThe giant sequoia tree is a native of the Sierra Nevada, California and while it grows naturally in many areas there are three places where they are protected; the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park and the Giant Sequoia National Monument. They are the largest trees in the world, certainly dwarfing our own large Karri’s, and can grow between 50-85m (150-280ft) with a 5-7m (16-23ft) diameter.\n\nThe largest living sequoia tree is the giant General Sherman that resides in Giant Forest, Sequoia National Park. It has been recorded at 83.8m (274.9ft) and is estimated at being the weight of approximately 10 blue whales – NB: Careful where you park your car. They are a conifer and are one of only three species of redwoods.\n<h2>Can you plant giant sequoia’s in your own yard?</h2>\nSure. Obviously the only limiting factor is the size that they grow to. They’re not a slow-growing tree but will take some to grow to full maturity (expect about 150 years). A tree grown in Italy was recorded at 22m (72ft) after only 17 years so you will have a decent sized tree within your lifetime.\n<h2>Growing conditions for a giant sequoia tree</h2>\nThey can grow in cold climates and have been known to benefit from deep snow coverage on top of their roots. However, they’re not big fans of humid climates and seem to viral infections if they are grown in these conditions. They can grow in warm climates that provide a warm heat.\n\nThey like a rich humus to grow in and prefer slightly acidic soils.\n<h2>How to propagate sequoias</h2>\nThe sequoia is best propagated from seed and this is its natural tendency. The seed’s grow in cones that are usually massed at the top canopy of the tree. If you have a cone and want to use the seeds as propagating material you might find the best way to do this is by smoking the cone (doesn’t sound quite right – does it?) or placing it in the microwave for a minute or so.\n\nThe heat will prepare the cone for release and you can then plant them into some propagating mix.\n\nWhile there is nothing terrifically hard about doing this, if you want to see this tree grow in your lifetime you may want to purchase a small sapling and start from that instead. However, if you’re up for the challenge, trying growing them from seed.', 'Planting a Giant Redwood Sequoia Tree', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1972-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:52:25', '2021-11-11 14:52:25', '', 1972, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1976', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1977, 1, '2006-02-07 09:52:00', '2006-02-07 14:52:00', 'If you had no space limitations in your garden what 4 trees would you want to have on display?\n\nHere’s my top four…\n<ol>\n 	<li><strong><em>Purple Jacaranda</em></strong> this tree goes off like a frog in a sock. When summer hits our rural landscape you can spot these trees growing miles away. I just love the colour and their deciduous habit.</li>\n 	<li><strong><em>Magnolia Soulangeana</em></strong> I don’t understand how anyone could not fall in love with these trees. I’m a big fan of deciduous trees so it already gets a big tick of approval but then those flowers – whoa!! The colour, the shape, the fragrance. This tree gets a big 11 out of 10 for me.</li>\n 	<li><strong><em>Giant Sequoia</em></strong> I first saw a couple of these growing in an arboretum in Pemberton, south-east of where I live. They were magnificent trees which towered so far above us we felt like dwarf’s (not that there’sanything wrong with dwarfs). If I had the room, a grove of sequoias would certainly adorn my garden.</li>\n 	<li><strong><em>Karri </em></strong>these are tallest and most straight trees you will ever see. Their bark is a palette of off-whites mixed with salmon pinks and with an undergrowth of bracken look absolutely sensational. Plus their native to Western Australia – a big plus.</li>\n</ol>', '4 Incredible Trees', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', '4-incredible-trees', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:53:29', '2021-11-11 14:53:29', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1977', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1978, 1, '2021-11-11 09:53:28', '2021-11-11 14:53:28', 'If you had no space limitations in your garden what 4 trees would you want to have on display?\n\nHere’s my top four…\n<ol>\n 	<li><strong><em>Purple Jacaranda</em></strong> this tree goes off like a frog in a sock. When summer hits our rural landscape you can spot these trees growing miles away. I just love the colour and their deciduous habit.</li>\n 	<li><strong><em>Magnolia Soulangeana</em></strong> I don’t understand how anyone could not fall in love with these trees. I’m a big fan of deciduous trees so it already gets a big tick of approval but then those flowers – whoa!! The colour, the shape, the fragrance. This tree gets a big 11 out of 10 for me.</li>\n 	<li><strong><em>Giant Sequoia</em></strong> I first saw a couple of these growing in an arboretum in Pemberton, south-east of where I live. They were magnificent trees which towered so far above us we felt like dwarf’s (not that there’sanything wrong with dwarfs). If I had the room, a grove of sequoias would certainly adorn my garden.</li>\n 	<li><strong><em>Karri </em></strong>these are tallest and most straight trees you will ever see. Their bark is a palette of off-whites mixed with salmon pinks and with an undergrowth of bracken look absolutely sensational. Plus their native to Western Australia – a big plus.</li>\n</ol>', '4 Incredible Trees', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1977-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:53:28', '2021-11-11 14:53:28', '', 1977, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1978', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1979, 1, '2021-11-11 09:53:36', '2021-11-11 14:53:36', 'The more I garden the more I become infatuated with trees and the more it disturbs me when someone chops one down without a legitimate reason (removing a sequoia tree to make way for an ornamental weeping mulberry is not a legitimate reason). It’s the benefits of having a tree (or trees) in your garden that far outweighs removing them.\n\nSo what about planting a giant sequoia tree in your garden? If you have the space and you’re prepared to be patient as it grows then I believe you will find the effort worthwhile.\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_1973\" align=\"alignright\" width=\"225\"]<img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1973\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/giant-sequioa-tree-225x300.jpg\" alt=\"The Giant Sequoia Tree Grows HUGE\" width=\"225\" height=\"300\" /> The Giant Sequoia Tree Grows HUGE[/caption]\n\nI saw my first sequoia tree in an arboretum in Pemberton and was so impressed with the look, and obviously their giant size, that I considered that one day I would like to plant one in my own yard. As trees go they’re definitely in my <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/4-incredible-trees/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">Top 4</a> of all time.\n\nThe giant sequoia tree is a native of the Sierra Nevada, California and while it grows naturally in many areas there are three places where they are protected; the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park and the Giant Sequoia National Monument. They are the largest trees in the world, certainly dwarfing our own large Karri’s, and can grow between 50-85m (150-280ft) with a 5-7m (16-23ft) diameter.\n\nThe largest living sequoia tree is the giant General Sherman that resides in Giant Forest, Sequoia National Park. It has been recorded at 83.8m (274.9ft) and is estimated at being the weight of approximately 10 blue whales – NB: Careful where you park your car. They are a conifer and are one of only three species of redwoods.\n<h2>Can you plant giant sequoia’s in your own yard?</h2>\nSure. Obviously the only limiting factor is the size that they grow to. They’re not a slow-growing tree but will take some to grow to full maturity (expect about 150 years). A tree grown in Italy was recorded at 22m (72ft) after only 17 years so you will have a decent sized tree within your lifetime.\n<h2>Growing conditions for a giant sequoia tree</h2>\nThey can grow in cold climates and have been known to benefit from deep snow coverage on top of their roots. However, they’re not big fans of humid climates and seem to viral infections if they are grown in these conditions. They can grow in warm climates that provide a warm heat.\n\nThey like a rich humus to grow in and prefer slightly acidic soils.\n<h2>How to propagate sequoias</h2>\nThe sequoia is best propagated from seed and this is its natural tendency. The seed’s grow in cones that are usually massed at the top canopy of the tree. If you have a cone and want to use the seeds as propagating material you might find the best way to do this is by smoking the cone (doesn’t sound quite right – does it?) or placing it in the microwave for a minute or so.\n\nThe heat will prepare the cone for release and you can then plant them into some propagating mix.\n\nWhile there is nothing terrifically hard about doing this, if you want to see this tree grow in your lifetime you may want to purchase a small sapling and start from that instead. However, if you’re up for the challenge, trying growing them from seed.', 'Planting a Giant Redwood Sequoia Tree', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1972-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:53:36', '2021-11-11 14:53:36', '', 1972, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1979', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1980, 1, '2006-04-28 09:53:00', '2006-04-28 13:53:00', 'Yesterday I spent some time in the afternoon cleaning up my front garden. I had originally started on my new arbor project but the rain kept stopping and starting forcing me to keep the electrical cords away.\n\nSo, I had some time to kill and my garden was in dire need of some TLC. I whipped out the secateurs and began deadheading my coreopsis, gaillardia’s, standard icebergs and some of the salvia’s that had finished flowering. It was extremely satisfying to cut away all this dead material and see that plants still existed beneath it.\n\nDeadheading the coreopsis is always a treat because it can become so spindly with dead stems that when you finally cut these away it reveals all the new lush growth. The struggle with removing the spent flowers on a plant like coreopsis is that inevitably you will cut away some of the new buds. You could try and save them all but it would be such a time-consuming job that I find it’s better just to deadhead the lot and suffer the consequences. It’s going to flower again soon anyway!\n\nI still haven’t finished all my deadheading but I should be able to knock most of it on the head by the end of the weekend – weather permitting.', 'Deadheading my Flowers', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'deadheading-my-flowers', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:55:01', '2021-11-11 14:55:01', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1980', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1981, 1, '2021-11-11 09:55:00', '2021-11-11 14:55:00', 'Yesterday I spent some time in the afternoon cleaning up my front garden. I had originally started on my new arbor project but the rain kept stopping and starting forcing me to keep the electrical cords away.\n\nSo, I had some time to kill and my garden was in dire need of some TLC. I whipped out the secateurs and began deadheading my coreopsis, gaillardia’s, standard icebergs and some of the salvia’s that had finished flowering. It was extremely satisfying to cut away all this dead material and see that plants still existed beneath it.\n\nDeadheading the coreopsis is always a treat because it can become so spindly with dead stems that when you finally cut these away it reveals all the new lush growth. The struggle with removing the spent flowers on a plant like coreopsis is that inevitably you will cut away some of the new buds. You could try and save them all but it would be such a time-consuming job that I find it’s better just to deadhead the lot and suffer the consequences. It’s going to flower again soon anyway!\n\nI still haven’t finished all my deadheading but I should be able to knock most of it on the head by the end of the weekend – weather permitting.', 'Deadheading my Flowers', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1980-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:55:00', '2021-11-11 14:55:00', '', 1980, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1981', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1982, 1, '2006-04-27 09:55:00', '2006-04-27 13:55:00', 'Every spring thousands of tourists make the pilgrimage to the Australian outback to view the most incredible wildflower display on view. What makes it even more amazing is the fact that no human hand has tendered or cultivated this flower show. The wildflowers just continue to propagate themselves from their own seeds.\n\nThis is one of the marvels of growing wildflowers from seed. Many varieties are self-seeding annuals. They grow, flower, produce seed and then release that seed so that it can germinate the following year into another dazzling display.\n\nMany gardeners are beginning to grow wildflowers because they require less maintenance and produce as, if not more, amazing displays of colour. The European style of garden with the rolling lawns and manicured hedges is not appropriate to most of our living regions so wildflowers become a perfect alternative.\n\nWhile wildflowers may be easy to maintain, they’re certainly not the easiest to germinate from seed. They are fairly selective in waiting for perfect conditions to grow and may take some time, and probably a little frustration, trying to successfully cultivate these plants.\n<h3>When is the best time to plant wildflower seeds?</h3>\nIf you are keen to see the same results in your own garden then autumn is the time to plant most wildflower seeds. Of course, this will depend on where you live, as some seeds won’t germinate if the soil is below 20°C (70°F). The reason for planting them so early is to give the seeds a chance to germinate and set some roots before the dormancy of winter. If the soil is too cold the seeds will just lay dormant in the soil before germinating in early spring.\nIf your area is particularly susceptible to frosts or harsh winters you may want to hold off planting your wildflower seeds until early spring.\n<h3>How much water should you give wildflower seeds?</h3>\nWildflowers primarily rely on annual rainfall but when you’re trying to grow them in your own garden, you may want to water the seeds as they begin to germinate and then in the early stage of their growth cycle. This is especially important if the normal rainfall for your area has been less than average.\n<h4>Types of wildflowers to grow from seed</h4>\n[caption id=\"attachment_1984\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\"]<img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1984\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/1971021-Sturt_Desert_Pea_flora_emblem_of_SA-State_of_South_Australia-300x200.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"200\" /> Sturt Desert Peas – Floral symbol of South Australia[/caption]\n\n<div align=\"center\">\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_1985\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\"]<img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1985\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Everlastings-01-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /> Everlastings – They come in a range of colours[/caption]\n\n</div>\n<div align=\"center\"></div>\n<div align=\"center\">\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_1986\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"250\"]<img class=\"size-full wp-image-1986\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/wreath.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"250\" height=\"164\" /> The bizarre wreath leschenaultia – I’m not sure you can obtain the seed for these yet.[/caption]\n\n</div>\n<div align=\"center\"></div>\n<div align=\"center\"></div>\n<div align=\"center\"></div>\n<div align=\"center\"></div>\n<div align=\"center\">There are many different varieties of wildflower seed available that can be obtained from many good nurseries. Try and find species that will grow well in your area or have similar requirements.</div>\n<div align=\"center\"></div>\n<div align=\"center\"><em>If you are in the US, check out this <a href=\"http://www.mywildflowers.com/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">site</a> that offers users the ability to find particular wildflowers by typing in their preferred variables.</em></div>', 'Time To Plant Some Native Wildflower Seed', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'time-to-plant-some-native-wildflower-seed', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:00:22', '2021-11-11 15:00:22', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1982', 0, 'post', '', 0),
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(1986, 1, '2021-11-11 09:59:03', '2021-11-11 14:59:03', '', 'wreath', 'The bizarre wreath leschenaultia – I’m not sure you can obtain the seed for these yet.', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', 'wreath', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:59:09', '2021-11-11 14:59:09', '', 1982, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/wreath.jpg', 0, 'attachment', 'image/jpeg', 0),
(1987, 1, '2021-11-11 09:59:39', '2021-11-11 14:59:39', 'Every spring thousands of tourists make the pilgrimage to the Australian outback to view the most incredible wildflower display on view. What makes it even more amazing is the fact that no human hand has tendered or cultivated this flower show. The wildflowers just continue to propagate themselves from their own seeds.\n\nThis is one of the marvels of growing wildflowers from seed. Many varieties are self-seeding annuals. They grow, flower, produce seed and then release that seed so that it can germinate the following year into another dazzling display.\n\nMany gardeners are beginning to grow wildflowers because they require less maintenance and produce as, if not more, amazing displays of colour. The European style of garden with the rolling lawns and manicured hedges is not appropriate to most of our living regions so wildflowers become a perfect alternative.\n\nWhile wildflowers may be easy to maintain, they’re certainly not the easiest to germinate from seed. They are fairly selective in waiting for perfect conditions to grow and may take some time, and probably a little frustration, trying to successfully cultivate these plants.\n<h3>When is the best time to plant wildflower seeds?</h3>\nIf you are keen to see the same results in your own garden then autumn is the time to plant most wildflower seeds. Of course, this will depend on where you live, as some seeds won’t germinate if the soil is below 20°C (70°F). The reason for planting them so early is to give the seeds a chance to germinate and set some roots before the dormancy of winter. If the soil is too cold the seeds will just lay dormant in the soil before germinating in early spring.\nIf your area is particularly susceptible to frosts or harsh winters you may want to hold off planting your wildflower seeds until early spring.\n<h3>How much water should you give wildflower seeds?</h3>\nWildflowers primarily rely on annual rainfall but when you’re trying to grow them in your own garden, you may want to water the seeds as they begin to germinate and then in the early stage of their growth cycle. This is especially important if the normal rainfall for your area has been less than average.\n<h4>Types of wildflowers to grow from seed</h4>\n[caption id=\"attachment_1984\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\"]<img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1984\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/1971021-Sturt_Desert_Pea_flora_emblem_of_SA-State_of_South_Australia-300x200.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"200\" /> Sturt Desert Peas – Floral symbol of South Australia[/caption]\n\n<div align=\"center\">\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_1985\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\"]<img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1985\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Everlastings-01-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /> Everlastings – They come in a range of colours[/caption]\n\n</div>\n<div align=\"center\"></div>\n<div align=\"center\">\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_1986\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"250\"]<img class=\"size-full wp-image-1986\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/wreath.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"250\" height=\"164\" /> The bizarre wreath leschenaultia – I’m not sure you can obtain the seed for these yet.[/caption]\n\n</div>\n<div align=\"center\"></div>\n<div align=\"center\"></div>\n<div align=\"center\"></div>\n<div align=\"center\"></div>\n<div align=\"center\">There are many different varieties of wildflower seed available that can be obtained from many good nurseries. Try and find species that will grow well in your area or have similar requirements.\n<em>If you are in the US, check out this <a href=\"http://www.mywildflowers.com/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">site</a> that offers users the ability to find particular wildflowers by typing in their preferred variables.</em></div>', 'Time To Plant Some Native Wildflower Seed', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1982-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:59:39', '2021-11-11 14:59:39', '', 1982, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1987', 0, 'revision', '', 0);
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(1988, 1, '2021-11-11 09:59:58', '2021-11-11 14:59:58', 'Every spring thousands of tourists make the pilgrimage to the Australian outback to view the most incredible wildflower display on view. What makes it even more amazing is the fact that no human hand has tendered or cultivated this flower show. The wildflowers just continue to propagate themselves from their own seeds.\n\nThis is one of the marvels of growing wildflowers from seed. Many varieties are self-seeding annuals. They grow, flower, produce seed and then release that seed so that it can germinate the following year into another dazzling display.\n\nMany gardeners are beginning to grow wildflowers because they require less maintenance and produce as, if not more, amazing displays of colour. The European style of garden with the rolling lawns and manicured hedges is not appropriate to most of our living regions so wildflowers become a perfect alternative.\n\nWhile wildflowers may be easy to maintain, they’re certainly not the easiest to germinate from seed. They are fairly selective in waiting for perfect conditions to grow and may take some time, and probably a little frustration, trying to successfully cultivate these plants.\n<h3>When is the best time to plant wildflower seeds?</h3>\nIf you are keen to see the same results in your own garden then autumn is the time to plant most wildflower seeds. Of course, this will depend on where you live, as some seeds won’t germinate if the soil is below 20°C (70°F). The reason for planting them so early is to give the seeds a chance to germinate and set some roots before the dormancy of winter. If the soil is too cold the seeds will just lay dormant in the soil before germinating in early spring.\nIf your area is particularly susceptible to frosts or harsh winters you may want to hold off planting your wildflower seeds until early spring.\n<h3>How much water should you give wildflower seeds?</h3>\nWildflowers primarily rely on annual rainfall but when you’re trying to grow them in your own garden, you may want to water the seeds as they begin to germinate and then in the early stage of their growth cycle. This is especially important if the normal rainfall for your area has been less than average.\n<h4>Types of wildflowers to grow from seed</h4>\n[caption id=\"attachment_1984\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\"]<img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1984\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/1971021-Sturt_Desert_Pea_flora_emblem_of_SA-State_of_South_Australia-300x200.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"200\" /> Sturt Desert Peas – Floral symbol of South Australia[/caption]\n\n<div align=\"center\">\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_1985\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\"]<img class=\"size-medium wp-image-1985\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Everlastings-01-300x225.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"225\" /> Everlastings – They come in a range of colours[/caption]\n\n</div>\n<div align=\"center\"></div>\n<div align=\"center\">\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_1986\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"250\"]<img class=\"size-full wp-image-1986\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/wreath.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"250\" height=\"164\" /> The bizarre wreath leschenaultia – I’m not sure you can obtain the seed for these yet.[/caption]\n\n</div>\n<div align=\"center\"></div>\n<div align=\"center\"></div>\n<div align=\"center\"></div>\n<div align=\"center\"></div>\n<div align=\"center\">There are many different varieties of wildflower seed available that can be obtained from many good nurseries. Try and find species that will grow well in your area or have similar requirements.</div>\n<div align=\"center\"></div>\n<div align=\"center\"><em>If you are in the US, check out this <a href=\"http://www.mywildflowers.com/\" target=\"new\" rel=\"noopener\">site</a> that offers users the ability to find particular wildflowers by typing in their preferred variables.</em></div>', 'Time To Plant Some Native Wildflower Seed', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1982-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 09:59:58', '2021-11-11 14:59:58', '', 1982, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1988', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1989, 1, '2006-03-31 10:01:00', '2006-03-31 15:01:00', 'One of the most popular architectural plants in recent years has been the dwarf black mondo grass. Designers use it firstly for it’s colour – there aren’t many strikingly black perennials, and secondly for its form. As a grass, the foliage is excellent when you are trying to create an impression or standout feature. Its strappy leaves draw your attention to it but when planted en masse in a border will take your eye down a line to the focal point you’re trying to show off.\n\nWhat’s really great about these little plants though is they need very little maintenance to keep looking good. Mondo grass is suitable for many light conditions but prefers full-sun to partial shade. It will only grow to about 15cm (6″) and can be spaced about the same distance. Their water requirements are very low and are considered to be drought tolerant.\n<h3>Where would you use these?</h3>\nDwarf mondo grass can be used in many garden styles. Xersicaping is the obvious choice where the garden is sustained only by annual rainfall. They look great mixed in with hard paving, gravel or stones, and even against walls that have no other feature to them.\n\nMondo is also being used more and more in Mediterranean style gardens where they contrast well with terracotta pots and other plant textures. Against a backdrop of rosemary and even something soft like jacobinia would look awesome. I have seen dwarf mondo work well in cottage gardens too especially against lamb’s ears.\n<h3>How to propagate Dwarf Mondo Grass.</h3>\nDwarf mondo does produce seeds and if picked when mature and dried well can be used to produce new seedlings. However, mondo grass is not true to type when propagated this way. The best way to propagate mondo is to divide the root ball and replant out. This is a very easy process and will produce great results.', 'Dwarf Black Mondo Grass', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'dwarf-black-mondo-grass', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:02:27', '2021-11-11 15:02:27', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1989', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1990, 1, '2021-11-11 10:02:25', '2021-11-11 15:02:25', 'One of the most popular architectural plants in recent years has been the dwarf black mondo grass. Designers use it firstly for it’s colour – there aren’t many strikingly black perennials, and secondly for its form. As a grass, the foliage is excellent when you are trying to create an impression or standout feature. Its strappy leaves draw your attention to it but when planted en masse in a border will take your eye down a line to the focal point you’re trying to show off.\n\nWhat’s really great about these little plants though is they need very little maintenance to keep looking good. Mondo grass is suitable for many light conditions but prefers full-sun to partial shade. It will only grow to about 15cm (6″) and can be spaced about the same distance. Their water requirements are very low and are considered to be drought tolerant.\n<h3>Where would you use these?</h3>\nDwarf mondo grass can be used in many garden styles. Xersicaping is the obvious choice where the garden is sustained only by annual rainfall. They look great mixed in with hard paving, gravel or stones, and even against walls that have no other feature to them.\n\nMondo is also being used more and more in Mediterranean style gardens where they contrast well with terracotta pots and other plant textures. Against a backdrop of rosemary and even something soft like jacobinia would look awesome. I have seen dwarf mondo work well in cottage gardens too especially against lamb’s ears.\n<h3>How to propagate Dwarf Mondo Grass.</h3>\nDwarf mondo does produce seeds and if picked when mature and dried well can be used to produce new seedlings. However, mondo grass is not true to type when propagated this way. The best way to propagate mondo is to divide the root ball and replant out. This is a very easy process and will produce great results.', 'Dwarf Black Mondo Grass', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1989-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:02:25', '2021-11-11 15:02:25', '', 1989, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1990', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1991, 1, '2006-03-31 10:02:00', '2006-03-31 15:02:00', 'Starting Monday next week, Gardening 4 Dummies will be hosting a new series on <em><strong>Extreme and Unusual Cacti</strong></em>. Cacti are an unusual group of plants anyway but in their group are some beautiful, ugly, poignant and disturbing plants that reach the extremes.\n\nWe\'ll take you across the globe in search of some of the whackiest and interesting cacti and give you tips on how to grow them and take care of their needs.\n\nIf you have any unusual cacti growing in your garden why not slip us a photo and we\'ll add it to the list. Tell us why they\'re unusual and the story behind how they ended up in your garden.\n\nSee you back here on Monday!', 'Extreme and Unusual Cacti', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'extreme-and-unusual-cacti', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:03:49', '2021-11-11 15:03:49', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1991', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1992, 1, '2021-11-11 10:03:48', '2021-11-11 15:03:48', 'Starting Monday next week, Gardening 4 Dummies will be hosting a new series on <em><strong>Extreme and Unusual Cacti</strong></em>. Cacti are an unusual group of plants anyway but in their group are some beautiful, ugly, poignant and disturbing plants that reach the extremes.\n\nWe\'ll take you across the globe in search of some of the whackiest and interesting cacti and give you tips on how to grow them and take care of their needs.\n\nIf you have any unusual cacti growing in your garden why not slip us a photo and we\'ll add it to the list. Tell us why they\'re unusual and the story behind how they ended up in your garden.\n\nSee you back here on Monday!', 'Extreme and Unusual Cacti', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1991-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:03:48', '2021-11-11 15:03:48', '', 1991, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1992', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1993, 1, '2006-03-30 10:04:00', '2006-03-30 15:04:00', 'The <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/building-a-shed/\" target=\"blank\" rel=\"noopener\">shed project</a> has gone on hold for the time being awaiting another injection of funds. This will hopefully happen around September/ October which will be perfect weather to get into some serious construction. Not!\n\n<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-1994\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Arbor_1.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"200\" height=\"267\" />It seems that there is this cycle of money and time in our lives but they never appear to coincide. At one point you may have heaps of time but you don\'t have the funds, while at another point you have the money but just can\'t organise to have some spare time - or it\'s raining!\n\nSo the shed project is on hold. However, we have some wonderful friends who have just completed a renovation on their house and were left with a heap of timber which they wanted to get rid of. Enter stage left (Scavenger Stu) who for the price of removing it from their lawn ended up with all this new project resource. Alas, very little of it is useful for the shed but I have other ideas in mind.\n\nThe new project is to construct a couple of garden arbors. The first one, seen below, is to cover our garden bench. We plan to put some trellis on it and grow some sort of climber which we are undecided about at the moment. The obvious choice for our cottage style front garden is some Chinese Wisteria. However, I\'ve also been toying with the idea of some Clematis. Any ideas?\n\nGrapes isn\'t an option because we are soon to construct another arbor out the back which will house a variety of grapes (yet to be sourced also!).\n\nCreating this arbor hasn\'t been a stress. The four supporting posts already had stirrups on the bottom which only required me to use a spade bit on the sleepers which were already then and then drop them into the holes. The rebates had already been cut out and the bolt holes had already been drilled. It\'s starting to sound like an IKEA project already.\n\nI had to leave the roof beams due to time constraints but will hopefully get back to it this weekend. Then it\'s just a matter of attaching some wooden battens for the trellis, a coat of paint and voila it\'ll be ready for something to be planted over it.', 'Building a Garden Arbor And Trellis', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'building-a-garden-arbor-and-trellis', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:07:26', '2021-11-11 15:07:26', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1993', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1994, 1, '2021-11-11 10:05:17', '2021-11-11 15:05:17', '', 'Arbor_1', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', 'arbor_1', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:05:17', '2021-11-11 15:05:17', '', 1993, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Arbor_1.jpg', 0, 'attachment', 'image/jpeg', 0),
(1995, 1, '2021-11-11 10:05:35', '2021-11-11 15:05:35', 'The <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/2006/01/building_a_shed.html\" target=\"blank\" rel=\"noopener\">shed project</a> has gone on hold for the time being awaiting another injection of funds. This will hopefully happen around September/ October which will be perfect weather to get into some serious construction. Not!\n\n<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-1994\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Arbor_1.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"200\" height=\"267\" />It seems that there is this cycle of money and time in our lives but they never appear to coincide. At one point you may have heaps of time but you don\'t have the funds, while at another point you have the money but just can\'t organise to have some spare time - or it\'s raining!\n\nSo the shed project is on hold. However, we have some wonderful friends who have just completed a renovation on their house and were left with a heap of timber which they wanted to get rid of. Enter stage left (Scavenger Stu) who for the price of removing it from their lawn ended up with all this new project resource. Alas, very little of it is useful for the shed but I have other ideas in mind.\n\nThe new project is to construct a couple of garden arbors. The first one, seen below, is to cover our garden bench. We plan to put some trellis on it and grow some sort of climber which we are undecided about at the moment. The obvious choice for our cottage style front garden is some Chinese Wisteria. However, I\'ve also been toying with the idea of some Clematis. Any ideas?\n\nGrapes isn\'t an option because we are soon to construct another arbor out the back which will house a variety of grapes (yet to be sourced also!).\n\nCreating this arbor hasn\'t been a stress. The four supporting posts already had stirrups on the bottom which only required me to use a spade bit on the sleepers which were already then and then drop them into the holes. The rebates had already been cut out and the bolt holes had already been drilled. It\'s starting to sound like an IKEA project already.\n\nI had to leave the roof beams due to time constraints but will hopefully get back to it this weekend. Then it\'s just a matter of attaching some wooden battens for the trellis, a coat of paint and voila it\'ll be ready for something to be planted over it.', 'Building a Garden Arbor And Trellis', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1993-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:05:35', '2021-11-11 15:05:35', '', 1993, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1995', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1996, 1, '2006-01-02 10:05:00', '2006-01-02 15:05:00', 'I’ve finally begun construction on our new shed which will take a little time but should be well worth the effort. For the previous 2 years we’ve been restricted to a 6″ x 4″ zincalume garden shed which is now full to overflowing and allows most of my tools to rust each winter.\n\n[toc]\n\nWe originally designed plans with a second storey loft on top as an extra room but alas ran into neighbour issues when she thought we were building a skyscaper (it was only 0.3m taller than the Shire regulations) which would overshadow her non-existant garden. Where is the justice!\n\nAnyway….we’re back on track now and have started construction which will hopefully be completed before Easter – time and money willing!\n<h3>How to Build A Shed</h3>\n<h4>Step 1</h4>\nThe first part of the process is to set up the stud walls. These consist of a (1) top and base plates, (2) vertical supports, and (3) noggins for cladding support. Clamp the base and top plate together so that you can mark the cutouts. Measure these to be the same width as your upright supports. I’m using (90x45mm) CCA Pine for the top and base plates and (90x35mm) for the uprights and noggins.\n\nWith your circular saw continuously cut through the rebates to loosen the wood. Then wth a hammer and chisel knock these scraps out to leave a clean rebate for the uprights to sit into.\n<h4>Step 2</h4>\nScrew your two very end uprights into the top and base plate to create a box. On your two longest walls you will need to set an extra upright in place near to the end uprights (commencing at the width of the corresponding wall). In this case I set them to start at 90mm. These second end uprights will give you something to nail into once you install your cladding.\n\nContinue adding the remainder of your uprights until this part of the frame is complete. The measurements I’ve used are (1) spacing 450mm, (2) wall height 2400mm.\n<h4>Step 3</h4>\nNow you’re ready to insert the noggins. These act as support for your cladding and should be spaced accordingly. Most cladding materials come in standard sizes and the type I’ll be using comes in sheets of 2400x1200mm. Therefore, my noggins need to be set with the middle at least at 1200mm high.\n\nTo insert these between your uprights, pre-drill your nail holes at a 45 degree angle and partly insert your nail. Set these up at the correct measurement and hammer them in.\nI will be posting further entries as we progress with this project so come back here soon….', 'Building a Shed', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'building-a-shed', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:07:16', '2021-11-11 15:07:16', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1996', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(1997, 1, '2021-11-11 10:07:15', '2021-11-11 15:07:15', 'I’ve finally begun construction on our new shed which will take a little time but should be well worth the effort. For the previous 2 years we’ve been restricted to a 6″ x 4″ zincalume garden shed which is now full to overflowing and allows most of my tools to rust each winter.\n\n[toc]\n\nWe originally designed plans with a second storey loft on top as an extra room but alas ran into neighbour issues when she thought we were building a skyscaper (it was only 0.3m taller than the Shire regulations) which would overshadow her non-existant garden. Where is the justice!\n\nAnyway….we’re back on track now and have started construction which will hopefully be completed before Easter – time and money willing!\n<h3>How to Build A Shed</h3>\n<h4>Step 1</h4>\nThe first part of the process is to set up the stud walls. These consist of a (1) top and base plates, (2) vertical supports, and (3) noggins for cladding support. Clamp the base and top plate together so that you can mark the cutouts. Measure these to be the same width as your upright supports. I’m using (90x45mm) CCA Pine for the top and base plates and (90x35mm) for the uprights and noggins.\n\nWith your circular saw continuously cut through the rebates to loosen the wood. Then wth a hammer and chisel knock these scraps out to leave a clean rebate for the uprights to sit into.\n<h4>Step 2</h4>\nScrew your two very end uprights into the top and base plate to create a box. On your two longest walls you will need to set an extra upright in place near to the end uprights (commencing at the width of the corresponding wall). In this case I set them to start at 90mm. These second end uprights will give you something to nail into once you install your cladding.\n\nContinue adding the remainder of your uprights until this part of the frame is complete. The measurements I’ve used are (1) spacing 450mm, (2) wall height 2400mm.\n<h4>Step 3</h4>\nNow you’re ready to insert the noggins. These act as support for your cladding and should be spaced accordingly. Most cladding materials come in standard sizes and the type I’ll be using comes in sheets of 2400x1200mm. Therefore, my noggins need to be set with the middle at least at 1200mm high.\n\nTo insert these between your uprights, pre-drill your nail holes at a 45 degree angle and partly insert your nail. Set these up at the correct measurement and hammer them in.\nI will be posting further entries as we progress with this project so come back here soon….', 'Building a Shed', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1996-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:07:15', '2021-11-11 15:07:15', '', 1996, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1997', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1998, 1, '2021-11-11 10:07:25', '2021-11-11 15:07:25', 'The <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/building-a-shed/\" target=\"blank\" rel=\"noopener\">shed project</a> has gone on hold for the time being awaiting another injection of funds. This will hopefully happen around September/ October which will be perfect weather to get into some serious construction. Not!\n\n<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-1994\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Arbor_1.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"200\" height=\"267\" />It seems that there is this cycle of money and time in our lives but they never appear to coincide. At one point you may have heaps of time but you don\'t have the funds, while at another point you have the money but just can\'t organise to have some spare time - or it\'s raining!\n\nSo the shed project is on hold. However, we have some wonderful friends who have just completed a renovation on their house and were left with a heap of timber which they wanted to get rid of. Enter stage left (Scavenger Stu) who for the price of removing it from their lawn ended up with all this new project resource. Alas, very little of it is useful for the shed but I have other ideas in mind.\n\nThe new project is to construct a couple of garden arbors. The first one, seen below, is to cover our garden bench. We plan to put some trellis on it and grow some sort of climber which we are undecided about at the moment. The obvious choice for our cottage style front garden is some Chinese Wisteria. However, I\'ve also been toying with the idea of some Clematis. Any ideas?\n\nGrapes isn\'t an option because we are soon to construct another arbor out the back which will house a variety of grapes (yet to be sourced also!).\n\nCreating this arbor hasn\'t been a stress. The four supporting posts already had stirrups on the bottom which only required me to use a spade bit on the sleepers which were already then and then drop them into the holes. The rebates had already been cut out and the bolt holes had already been drilled. It\'s starting to sound like an IKEA project already.\n\nI had to leave the roof beams due to time constraints but will hopefully get back to it this weekend. Then it\'s just a matter of attaching some wooden battens for the trellis, a coat of paint and voila it\'ll be ready for something to be planted over it.', 'Building a Garden Arbor And Trellis', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1993-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:07:25', '2021-11-11 15:07:25', '', 1993, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1998', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1999, 1, '2006-03-29 10:07:00', '2006-03-29 15:07:00', 'In our last house, which we rented, the front yard was adorned with a beautiful Kentia Palm. It dwarfed the roof by metres and had this presence that drew attention to itself as soon as someone would walk into the yard.\n\nDon’t get the wrong idea here. Apart from the kentia palm and a mixture of old world roses this garden was nothing to look at. It certainly wouldn’t have come second in a beauty contest. In fact, having such a huge kentia was part of the reason why the garden had little else in it. It’s root structure was astounding, like chinese noodles covering just below the surface matting everything in it’s way.\n<h2>Where to Plant a Kentia Palm</h2>\nI guess when you’re that big not much else is going to argue with you and many of the plants we tried to grow around its base would give up relatively easily. If you’re going to plant one in your garden, take into account this plants root system. If you don’t contain it in some way, it will take over your garden beds and can even crack concrete and lift bricks.\n\nThe thatch palm <em>Howea forsteriana</em> is one of four types of palms lumped under the Kentia label. They’re a native palm from Lord Howe Island and were exported when the whaling industry ceased after the 19th century.\n\nThey’re grown throughout the world now and are one of the most popular, and versatile, palms. Many palms that you see decorating resorts, and offices throughout the world are most likely Kentia’s.\n\nOur kentia palm was mature enough to fruit and it did prolifically. Invariably, when the seed pods would turn a dark orange we would have people turning up on our door-step wanting to buy the seed from us. They would give us A$10 and bag all the seed in big, black garbage bags and take them away. After this happened for 2 years we became inquisitive as to the demand for kentia seeds and after some research found that at the time these palm seeds could fetch up to A$80 per kilo (2lbs).\n\nWe were ignorantly giving up more than a couple of hundred dollars to these sharks.\n\nThe next season I tried to raise them from seed only to find out that they take between 1-3 years to germinate. This is far too long for a gardener with 4 young kids and nowhere to store a tray of seed-raising mix. So I’ve put that idea on the back burner to try another day.\n\nWe’re planning a tropical rainforest garden on one side of our house and the Kentia palm will certainly feature highly.', 'Growing a Kentia Palm Tree is All About Position', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'growing-a-kentia-palm-tree-is-all-about-position', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:09:18', '2021-11-11 15:09:18', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=1999', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(2000, 1, '2021-11-11 10:09:17', '2021-11-11 15:09:17', 'In our last house, which we rented, the front yard was adorned with a beautiful Kentia Palm. It dwarfed the roof by metres and had this presence that drew attention to itself as soon as someone would walk into the yard.\n\nDon’t get the wrong idea here. Apart from the kentia palm and a mixture of old world roses this garden was nothing to look at. It certainly wouldn’t have come second in a beauty contest. In fact, having such a huge kentia was part of the reason why the garden had little else in it. It’s root structure was astounding, like chinese noodles covering just below the surface matting everything in it’s way.\n<h2>Where to Plant a Kentia Palm</h2>\nI guess when you’re that big not much else is going to argue with you and many of the plants we tried to grow around its base would give up relatively easily. If you’re going to plant one in your garden, take into account this plants root system. If you don’t contain it in some way, it will take over your garden beds and can even crack concrete and lift bricks.\n\nThe thatch palm <em>Howea forsteriana</em> is one of four types of palms lumped under the Kentia label. They’re a native palm from Lord Howe Island and were exported when the whaling industry ceased after the 19th century.\n\nThey’re grown throughout the world now and are one of the most popular, and versatile, palms. Many palms that you see decorating resorts, and offices throughout the world are most likely Kentia’s.\n\nOur kentia palm was mature enough to fruit and it did prolifically. Invariably, when the seed pods would turn a dark orange we would have people turning up on our door-step wanting to buy the seed from us. They would give us A$10 and bag all the seed in big, black garbage bags and take them away. After this happened for 2 years we became inquisitive as to the demand for kentia seeds and after some research found that at the time these palm seeds could fetch up to A$80 per kilo (2lbs).\n\nWe were ignorantly giving up more than a couple of hundred dollars to these sharks.\n\nThe next season I tried to raise them from seed only to find out that they take between 1-3 years to germinate. This is far too long for a gardener with 4 young kids and nowhere to store a tray of seed-raising mix. So I’ve put that idea on the back burner to try another day.\n\nWe’re planning a tropical rainforest garden on one side of our house and the Kentia palm will certainly feature highly.', 'Growing a Kentia Palm Tree is All About Position', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1999-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:09:17', '2021-11-11 15:09:17', '', 1999, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=2000', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(2001, 1, '2006-02-28 10:09:00', '2006-02-28 15:09:00', 'A friend emailed me this gardening To Do List. Have a read it’s very cute;\n\n<strong>PLANT THREE ROWS OF PEAS</strong>\n1. Peace of mind\n2. Peace of heart\n3. Peace of soul\n\n<strong>PLANT FOUR ROWS OF SQUASH</strong>\n1. Squash gossip\n2. Squash indifference\n3. Squash grumbling\n4. Squash selfishness\n\n<strong>PLANT FOUR ROWS OF LETTUCE</strong>\n1. Lettuce be faithful\n2. Lettuce be kind\n3. Lettuce be patient\n4. Lettuce really love one another\n\n<strong>NO GARDEN IS WITHOUT TURNIPS</strong>\n1. Turnip for meetings\n2. Turnip for service\n3. Turnip to help one another\n\n<strong>TO CONCLUDE OUR GARDEN WE MUST HAVE THYME</strong>\n1. Thyme for each other\n2. Thyme for family\n3. Thyme for friends\n\nWater freely with patience and cultivate with love. There is much fruit in your garden because you reap what you sow.', 'The Garden of Your Daily Living', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'the-garden-of-your-daily-living', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:11:29', '2021-11-11 15:11:29', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=2001', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(2002, 1, '2021-11-11 10:11:28', '2021-11-11 15:11:28', 'A friend emailed me this gardening To Do List. Have a read it’s very cute;\n\n<strong>PLANT THREE ROWS OF PEAS</strong>\n1. Peace of mind\n2. Peace of heart\n3. Peace of soul\n\n<strong>PLANT FOUR ROWS OF SQUASH</strong>\n1. Squash gossip\n2. Squash indifference\n3. Squash grumbling\n4. Squash selfishness\n\n<strong>PLANT FOUR ROWS OF LETTUCE</strong>\n1. Lettuce be faithful\n2. Lettuce be kind\n3. Lettuce be patient\n4. Lettuce really love one another\n\n<strong>NO GARDEN IS WITHOUT TURNIPS</strong>\n1. Turnip for meetings\n2. Turnip for service\n3. Turnip to help one another\n\n<strong>TO CONCLUDE OUR GARDEN WE MUST HAVE THYME</strong>\n1. Thyme for each other\n2. Thyme for family\n3. Thyme for friends\n\nWater freely with patience and cultivate with love. There is much fruit in your garden because you reap what you sow.', 'The Garden of Your Daily Living', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '2001-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:11:28', '2021-11-11 15:11:28', '', 2001, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=2002', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(2003, 1, '2006-02-27 10:11:00', '2006-02-27 15:11:00', 'If you’ve read my post on <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/propagating-by-soil-layering/\">soil-layering</a> then you’re already a couple of steps ahead. Air-layering is a very similar procedure but rather than keeping the cut stem below the ground the process keeps it in the air.\n\nIt’s a very successful technique which can be applied to most of the same plants that can be soil-layered. Read on for how to do it…\n\n<span id=\"more-708\"></span>To propagate by soil-layering use the following steps;\n<ol>\n 	<li><em><strong>Locate a suitable stem</strong></em> find a leggy, pliable stem that grows leaves along it.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Make an underside incision</strong></em> find a place along the stem that won’t reach the ground. Make an incision on the stem at upward slant, taking care not to cut through more than 1/3 of the stem.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Dust with hormone powder</strong></em> if you don’t want to risk the result use a little of the powder or gel around the cut.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Premoisten your sphagnum moss</strong></em> the key to successfully propagating by air-layering is that the sphagnum moss remains moist thoughout the process. If it dries out, the roots will suffer before they start and will wither and die.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Encase the incision with the sphagnum moss</strong></em> make sure the sphagnum moss is packed heavily around the cut so as to not leave any area exposed. Then wrap plastic wrap around the moss and tie each end securely using electricians tape. This will keep the moss from drying out.\nThe benefit of the plastic wrap is that you will be able to see when the roots have begun to form and will know when it is time to cut the new plant away.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Plant it out</strong></em> cut the stem just below the moss leaving the upper part of the stem with leaves intact. Remove the plastic keeping the moss still tight against the new plant and plant out in some premium potting mix. Keep your new plant in a greenhouse or under plastic for a couple of weeks as it establishes itself in the pot.</li>\n</ol>', 'Propagating by Air-Layering', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'propagating-by-air-layering', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:14:02', '2021-11-11 15:14:02', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=2003', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(2004, 1, '2021-11-11 10:12:44', '2021-11-11 15:12:44', 'If you’ve read my post on <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/2006/02/propagating_by_soillayering.html\">soil-layering</a> then you’re already a couple of steps ahead. Air-layering is a very similar procedure but rather than keeping the cut stem below the ground the process keeps it in the air.\n\nIt’s a very successful technique which can be applied to most of the same plants that can be soil-layered. Read on for how to do it…\n\n<span id=\"more-708\"></span>To propagate by soil-layering use the following steps;\n<ol>\n 	<li><em><strong>Locate a suitable stem</strong></em> find a leggy, pliable stem that grows leaves along it.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Make an underside incision</strong></em> find a place along the stem that won’t reach the ground. Make an incision on the stem at upward slant, taking care not to cut through more than 1/3 of the stem.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Dust with hormone powder</strong></em> if you don’t want to risk the result use a little of the powder or gel around the cut.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Premoisten your sphagnum moss</strong></em> the key to successfully propagating by air-layering is that the sphagnum moss remains moist thoughout the process. If it dries out, the roots will suffer before they start and will wither and die.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Encase the incision with the sphagnum moss</strong></em> make sure the sphagnum moss is packed heavily around the cut so as to not leave any area exposed. Then wrap plastic wrap around the moss and tie each end securely using electricians tape. This will keep the moss from drying out.\nThe benefit of the plastic wrap is that you will be able to see when the roots have begun to form and will know when it is time to cut the new plant away.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Plant it out</strong></em> cut the stem just below the moss leaving the upper part of the stem with leaves intact. Remove the plastic keeping the moss still tight against the new plant and plant out in some premium potting mix. Keep your new plant in a greenhouse or under plastic for a couple of weeks as it establishes itself in the pot.</li>\n</ol>', 'Propagating by Air-Layering', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '2003-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:12:44', '2021-11-11 15:12:44', '', 2003, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=2004', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(2005, 1, '2006-02-20 10:13:00', '2006-02-20 15:13:00', 'I really enjoy this type of propagating because it is usually successful but always a minor miracle. Not because I haven’t taken steps to ensure the cuttings success it’s more a set-and-forget type process than other types of propagating and seems to procure these wonderful results regardless of my intervention.\n\nThis technique, like any other propagating technique, doesn’t work for all plants but it will work for those that have leggy, pliable stems that grow leaves along them. Practise with some of your shrubs and analyse the results.\n\n<span id=\"more-701\"></span>To propagate by soil-layering use the following steps;\n<ol>\n 	<li style=\"list-style-type: none;\">\n<ol>\n 	<li><em><strong>Locate a suitable stem</strong></em> as previously mentioned find a leggy, pliable stem that grows leaves along it.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Make an underside incision</strong></em> find a place along the stem that can bend low enough to reach the ground. Make an incision on the part of the stem that touches the soil as at upward slant, taking care not to cut through more than 1/3 of the stem.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Dust with hormone powder</strong></em> I have never used this with soil-layering and have nearly always had success but if you’re find that you don’t want to risk the result use a little of the powder or gel around the cut.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Remove some soil</strong></em> scoop enough topsoil to create a small trench for the stem to lay along. Lay the stem down and then cover again with remaining soil.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Hold the stem down</strong></em> use a metal “U” turned upside down to hold the stem in the soil. The only time you will fail with this technique is when the stem comes away from the soil and air affects the incision.</li>\n</ol>\n</li>\n</ol>\nAs an alternative, you can use a pot to grow the plant in by replacing the soil method with some potting mix in a container.', 'Propagating by Soil-Layering', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'propagating-by-soil-layering', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:13:48', '2021-11-11 15:13:48', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=2005', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(2006, 1, '2021-11-11 10:13:47', '2021-11-11 15:13:47', 'I really enjoy this type of propagating because it is usually successful but always a minor miracle. Not because I haven’t taken steps to ensure the cuttings success it’s more a set-and-forget type process than other types of propagating and seems to procure these wonderful results regardless of my intervention.\n\nThis technique, like any other propagating technique, doesn’t work for all plants but it will work for those that have leggy, pliable stems that grow leaves along them. Practise with some of your shrubs and analyse the results.\n\n<span id=\"more-701\"></span>To propagate by soil-layering use the following steps;\n<ol>\n 	<li style=\"list-style-type: none;\">\n<ol>\n 	<li><em><strong>Locate a suitable stem</strong></em> as previously mentioned find a leggy, pliable stem that grows leaves along it.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Make an underside incision</strong></em> find a place along the stem that can bend low enough to reach the ground. Make an incision on the part of the stem that touches the soil as at upward slant, taking care not to cut through more than 1/3 of the stem.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Dust with hormone powder</strong></em> I have never used this with soil-layering and have nearly always had success but if you’re find that you don’t want to risk the result use a little of the powder or gel around the cut.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Remove some soil</strong></em> scoop enough topsoil to create a small trench for the stem to lay along. Lay the stem down and then cover again with remaining soil.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Hold the stem down</strong></em> use a metal “U” turned upside down to hold the stem in the soil. The only time you will fail with this technique is when the stem comes away from the soil and air affects the incision.</li>\n</ol>\n</li>\n</ol>\nAs an alternative, you can use a pot to grow the plant in by replacing the soil method with some potting mix in a container.', 'Propagating by Soil-Layering', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '2005-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:13:47', '2021-11-11 15:13:47', '', 2005, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=2006', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(2007, 1, '2021-11-11 10:14:01', '2021-11-11 15:14:01', 'If you’ve read my post on <a href=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/propagating-by-soil-layering/\">soil-layering</a> then you’re already a couple of steps ahead. Air-layering is a very similar procedure but rather than keeping the cut stem below the ground the process keeps it in the air.\n\nIt’s a very successful technique which can be applied to most of the same plants that can be soil-layered. Read on for how to do it…\n\n<span id=\"more-708\"></span>To propagate by soil-layering use the following steps;\n<ol>\n 	<li><em><strong>Locate a suitable stem</strong></em> find a leggy, pliable stem that grows leaves along it.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Make an underside incision</strong></em> find a place along the stem that won’t reach the ground. Make an incision on the stem at upward slant, taking care not to cut through more than 1/3 of the stem.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Dust with hormone powder</strong></em> if you don’t want to risk the result use a little of the powder or gel around the cut.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Premoisten your sphagnum moss</strong></em> the key to successfully propagating by air-layering is that the sphagnum moss remains moist thoughout the process. If it dries out, the roots will suffer before they start and will wither and die.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Encase the incision with the sphagnum moss</strong></em> make sure the sphagnum moss is packed heavily around the cut so as to not leave any area exposed. Then wrap plastic wrap around the moss and tie each end securely using electricians tape. This will keep the moss from drying out.\nThe benefit of the plastic wrap is that you will be able to see when the roots have begun to form and will know when it is time to cut the new plant away.</li>\n 	<li><em><strong>Plant it out</strong></em> cut the stem just below the moss leaving the upper part of the stem with leaves intact. Remove the plastic keeping the moss still tight against the new plant and plant out in some premium potting mix. Keep your new plant in a greenhouse or under plastic for a couple of weeks as it establishes itself in the pot.</li>\n</ol>', 'Propagating by Air-Layering', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '2003-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:14:01', '2021-11-11 15:14:01', '', 2003, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=2007', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(2008, 1, '2006-02-25 10:14:00', '2006-02-25 15:14:00', '<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-2009\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/stihl-chainsaw.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"200\" height=\"133\" />I picked up a 20\" 039 Farm Boss chainsaw secondhand from our local Stihl dealer a couple of years ago for about A$600. They were first produced in the 1990\'s with a slight hiccup, a product recall, occuring in the US in 1994 - a small problem with a grounding wire. Still (or should that be Stihl) this hasn\'t held these chainsaws back.\n\nI bought it primarily for cutting firewood in the winter but it has been applied to more uses than this since. One use has been for cutting our jarrah sleepers which we\'ve used around the the formation of our veggie patch. Our circular saw wasn\'t big enough to cut these sleepers in one cut so we decided to use the chainsaw - much easier.\n\nWe\'ve also used it for pruning trees, removing roots and resizing our bush poles. It is probably one of the best tools I\'ve ever had in the garden.\n\nMost of my friends have other brands from Husqvarna\'s to McCullochs and while they\'re good brands I\'ve never heard anything bad about Stihl chainsaws. And mine\'s worked tirelessly for me.', 'My Chainsaw is Stihl going', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'my-chainsaw-is-stihl-going', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:15:29', '2021-11-11 15:15:29', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=2008', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(2009, 1, '2021-11-11 10:15:08', '2021-11-11 15:15:08', '', 'stihl-chainsaw', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', 'stihl-chainsaw', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:15:08', '2021-11-11 15:15:08', '', 2008, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/stihl-chainsaw.jpg', 0, 'attachment', 'image/jpeg', 0),
(2010, 1, '2021-11-11 10:15:28', '2021-11-11 15:15:28', '<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-2009\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/stihl-chainsaw.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"200\" height=\"133\" />I picked up a 20\" 039 Farm Boss chainsaw secondhand from our local Stihl dealer a couple of years ago for about A$600. They were first produced in the 1990\'s with a slight hiccup, a product recall, occuring in the US in 1994 - a small problem with a grounding wire. Still (or should that be Stihl) this hasn\'t held these chainsaws back.\n\nI bought it primarily for cutting firewood in the winter but it has been applied to more uses than this since. One use has been for cutting our jarrah sleepers which we\'ve used around the the formation of our veggie patch. Our circular saw wasn\'t big enough to cut these sleepers in one cut so we decided to use the chainsaw - much easier.\n\nWe\'ve also used it for pruning trees, removing roots and resizing our bush poles. It is probably one of the best tools I\'ve ever had in the garden.\n\nMost of my friends have other brands from Husqvarna\'s to McCullochs and while they\'re good brands I\'ve never heard anything bad about Stihl chainsaws. And mine\'s worked tirelessly for me.', 'My Chainsaw is Stihl going', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '2008-revision-v1', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:15:28', '2021-11-11 15:15:28', '', 2008, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=2010', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(2011, 1, '2006-02-24 10:15:00', '2006-02-24 15:15:00', '<img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-2012\" src=\"https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/sdmaj--267x300.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"267\" height=\"300\" />When a plant has as it\'s title \"Autumn Joy\" it predicates the season for which we should be able to expect it\'s flowers. Well, this sedum has not let the side down, only 4 days premature of our version of Fall.\n\nI must confess that this is not actually a picture of our sedum as all the batteries for the digital camera are flat. However, this photo does bear much resemblance to the plant I was about to take a photo of - maybe a little less magenta and more pink in the flower - but very similar.\n\nWe bought this from a nursery last year, as it was flowering. After it\'s flowering period its leaves begin to turn a brown colour and it withers up. We cut the stems back to ground level and from then until it flowers again it begins its travail upwards. The lime green leaves would accent any foliage planting and the flower colour is very trendy at the moment.\n\nThey don\'t need a lot of sun but require regular watering. They grow to about 70-80cm and look better mass planted than if they were grown as a focal plant or individually.', 'Sedum \"Autumn Joy\"', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'sedum-autumn-joy', '', '', '2021-11-11 10:17:20', '2021-11-11 15:17:20', '', 0, 'https://gardeningtipsnideas.com/?p=2011', 0, 'post', '', 0),
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