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Why Plant Indigenous Indigenous is trendy as there is a worldwide swing towards organics and planting local species. • Indigenous plants (sometime also called native plants) are plants that have evolved over thousands of years in a particular region. They
The most important consideration is to refrain from using any commercial pesticides. Research environmentally friendly ways of deterring those critters that eat your plants but do remember that they are the food for the birds that you want to entice
To create a garden that will attract wildlife and birds one needs to choose a wide variety of trees and plants that fruit and flower throughout the year, so as to provide a constant supply of food and nectar. Then
APRIL What should I be doing in my garden now? It’s tree planting time while the soil is still warm. It is a busy month in the garden. There is always something to keep you busy, whether it be planting
When planting a tree, dig the hole bigger and deeper than the bag. A square hole will stop the roots from going round and round. Once that is done, fill the hole with water and leave it to dissipate into
Berchemia zeyherri Red Ivory, Bolusanthus speciosus Tree Westeria, Boscia albitrunca Sheperd’s tree, Cassia abbreviate Sjambok pod, Colophospermum mopane Mopane, Combretum apiculatum Red bushwillow, Combretum erythrophylum River bushwillow, Combretum hereoense Russet bushwillow, Combretum imberbe Leadwood, Combretum zeyheri Larged-fruited bushwillow, Dichrostachys cinerea