A Most Unusual Winter For The Gardeners Of Canberra
Canberra gardeners report an unusually mild winter with few frosts and ongoing green lawns. The article notes early growth of annuals, holds that oaks shed leaves slowly, and weeds thrive, suggesting composting uses and careful pruning. It highlights rhododendron stock from Camden looms, praise for miniature roses, and the potential for dwarf rose varieties as potted or mass plantings.
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Seed Planting Machine Speeds Potting On Guera Island
A new seed planting machine on Guera Island automates from picking seeds to punching holes and planting. It uses sixteen nozzles and a small electric motor, enabling up to 3,000 pots per day or about 48,000 seeds, at a cost around 25 and attracting attention from local growers.
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Cecil Makey
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