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When browsing garden nursery products, you'll often encounter terms like "slow release fertiliser" and "fast release" options. While these terms are commonly used in the synthetic fertiliser industry, the principles behind them are fundamental to...

A Green Revolution is taking place in Australia's Farming and Gardening Landscapes.  Soil stewards are increasingly choosing natural fertilisers over synthetic ones, whether on broadacre fields in Queensland or expansive fields in Melbourne. This trend...

Introduction Australia's varied climate, which covers deserts to temperate coastal zones, poses unique challenges for farmers and gardeners. Growing healthy plants requires maintaining healthy soil, particularly in areas that are vulnerable to heat waves, drought,...

Grow Naturally: The Organic Gardening Advantage Organic gardening builds healthy soil and stronger plants without synthetic chemicals. By using natural fertilizers like compost, seaweed extracts, and mineral-rich amendments, you create a self-sustaining ecosystem that produces...

Gardening has always been a sustainable way to produce fresh vegetables at home. Establishing a vegetable garden in Australia is achievable if you’ve a compact space or a large garden, with the right techniques, quality...

Why Choose Certified Organic Fertilisers for Your Australian Garden In recent years, Australian gardeners have become increasingly conscious of what they put into their soil. We noticed a big increase in this during COVID as...

Using organic fertiliser for plants is one of the most preferred methods for ensuring that plants grow healthy without harming the earth’s environment. These fertilisers can be obtained from natural sources, and they have a...

  Our Gut Houses Trillions of Microorganisms The connection between soil microbes and gut health lies within our gut and is home to trillions of bacteria that make up our microbiome. This microbiome plays a...

Caring for indoor plants goes beyond just watering and ensuring they get enough sunlight. A key aspect of plant health that often gets overlooked is fertilisation. However, fertilisation doesn’t need to be complicated or rely...