As Aussies get ready for spring to arrive, we've rounded up our top 10 gardening tips to get you prepared for the warmer months ahead. It's a wonderful time to begin work on your garden, establish a veggie patch, tidy up the garden shed, plant new seeds, fix up neglected areas, renovate your yard, and give your lawn its twice-yearly feed of fertiliser!
Spring has arrived! Many of us love the idea of a good spring clean, whether that means sorting through things in the shed, or even tidying up and adding some polish indoors, but don’t forget about your garden! Getting your garden in tip-top shape for the warmer months doesn’t need to be difficult, especially when you’ve got the right job list and tools by your side. Every task has its importance and ensures you’ll have an outdoor space to be proud of come summertime.
Spring is like a rebirth after a cold and dormant winter, when fresh blooms, warmer weather and newly emerging wildlife heralds the start of a beautiful new season.
Brightly coloured, fragrant flowers bring joy to the garden, parklands and countryside at this time of year, from the sunny yellow trumpets of daffodils to the rainbow of anemones adding a splash of colour to backyard beds.
Spring is often seen as a season of abundance, when anything grows and your garden basically takes care of itself. But the reality is that Spring can keep you on your toes as much as any other time of year, and there are plenty of seasonal missteps that can catch even the most experienced gardeners off guard.
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.
Want your lawn looking greener and healthier in time for summer? Then you're in the right place! Hoselink's resident horticulturist Ben Hayman shows you how to give your lawn some TLC in just a few simple steps.
Welcome to our Spring Tips video with Resident horticulturist Ben Hayman! Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, Ben shares essential tips to help your garden thrive this spring.
