Just because summer is over, that doesn’t mean you can’t keep your garden flourishing for many more months to come – quite the opposite, in fact! The changing season is the perfect time to get outside and give your garden some love, without the sweltering heat hanging over you.
It's time to turn our attention to one of the most crucial aspects of seasonal maintenance: caring for our lawns. While many may associate lawn care with the vibrant days of spring and the lazy days of summer, Autumn offers its own tasks to ensure our lawns remain healthy and lively throughout the cooler months.
Vibrant asters, show-stopping dahlias and delicate begonias are all part of Mother Nature’s paint palette, and all can be grown in your own backyard or spotted at a local park. To help you find autumn’s most colourful flowers we’ve created a handy guide to the best blooms of the season.
March is the first month of autumn. While it's still pretty mild, there’s no reason to pack away your pruners just yet as there are a wealth of plants to sow and tend to at this time of year. To help you choose wisely, we’ve rounded up a list of plants perfect for growing in March in each state and territory of Australia.
With years of hands-on experience in Australian gardening, Ben Hayman is Hoselink’s resident horticulturist and gardening expert. Passionate about helping people grow thriving gardens year-round, Ben brings practical advice, seasonal tips, and expert know-how to everything from pruning to planting.
With autumn underway, it's time to get your lawn ready for winter. If you're after some helpful tips, watch now!
Autumn is a great time to trim the hedges in Australia! Hoselink Horticulturist Ben Hayman shares how you can get started with trimming your hedges.
Join our expert Horticulturist Ben Hayman as he guides you through the easy process of pruning Autumn perennials.
This 5-Step Method is so simple you'll master it in no time and have roses to enjoy year after year 🌹
