Over Fertilized Your Garden? What to Do next
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2w ago
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Benefits of Growing a Rose Garden
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by Admin
2w ago
There is a saying by Matshona Dhliwayo, and I quote: “Roses do not bloom hurriedly; for beauty, like any masterpiece, takes time to blossom.” If you want to grow roses high enough for a hedge, you’ll get them or if you would prefer the type that lies low in the garden, it also exists. You […] The post Benefits of Growing a Rose Garden appeared first on Stanler Farms ..read more
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Different Types Of Climber Plants
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by Admin
2y ago
Black Eyed Susan  Black eyed Susan is a wonderous growing vine. Requiring a vertical stand or trellis for support, this eye popping plant can grow up to 5m in height.  With the ability to spread and grow quickly, Black Eyed Susan is the perfect climber for covering a wide area. Loving full sun,this climber will do well in the hot South African sun, but will still tolerate some shade.  Morning Glory  A fast growing climber, Morning Glory, although invasive, can be your best friend. Often used in parts of the garden where you may be trying to hide an unsightly wall or area ..read more
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Easy Shrubs to Grow in South Africa
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by Admin
2y ago
What Exactly is a Shrub? The most noticeable difference between a tree and shrub, is that a shrub is small. They are woody plants that usually have many stems near the ground.  There are so many easy shrubs to grow in South Africa that we thought we would help highlight some of them for you. Roses A very popular shrub, roses are a firm favourite all over the world.  Coming in a huge array of options, you are certain to find the perfect rose bush that works for you.  Roses are so popular that they have been ‘bred’ to create a bunch of new and exciting varieties. Provided your ro ..read more
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Different Types of Climber Plants
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by Admin
2y ago
Climber plants have weak stems, naturally, they need some form of support structure to climb.  Climber plants and creeper plants are often placed in the incorrect environment or structure, which can lead to them not showing off what they are truly capable of.  Creeper plants grow along the soil horizontally, while climbers grow upwards, vertically.  In South Africa we have a large array of different types of climber plants that can light up any garden. Different types of Climber Plants   Golden Pothos Often climber plants can also be used for in hanging baskets, with their ..read more
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Which Vegetables Can You Plant in Winter?
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by Admin
2y ago
With humanity’s need to create more self-sustainable and self-sufficient lifestyles, growing vegetables fit right into the pack. Growing your own vegetables can be very easy. With most vegetables doing very well in pots or veggie boxes, you do not need a big open space to get your veggies going. There is quite a large variety of vegetables you can plant in winter.  There are a few that stand out, that are easy to manage and you don’t have to have a green thumb to start planting. Vegetables to Plant in Winter Carrots & Turnips Carrots and Turnips are incredibly hardy and do w ..read more
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Easy Gardening Tools
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by Admin
3y ago
There are so many easy gardening tools out there that can help you maintain your garden without too much effort.  However, when walking into your favourite garden nursery it can be quite hard to decide which tools to get as there are so many different ones available. Here are three easy gardening tools that will make your gardening time a joy. Pruning Shears – Bypass Pruner There are three different types of pruners, namely, Bypass pruners, Anvil Pruners and Pruning snips.  The bypass pruner is the most common and familiar, perfect if you only want to buy one type of pruner to get th ..read more
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How to stop birds eating plants, naturally
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by Admin
3y ago
Becoming self-sustainable is a growing passion amongst many of us when it comes to growing our own produce.  Those of you who are trying to grow delicious fruit and vegetables may have a problem. Not caterpillars, weavils or mice, but birds. How to stop birds eating your plants can be easy as pie if you know what to do. Whether you just have a few tomatoes growing, or a large vegetable garden, birds are watching and waiting to eat them.  Understandably the birds are checking out the lovely food growing before them and want a piece of the action. You may love having the birds aro ..read more
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Which Trees Grow Well Indoors?
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by Admin
3y ago
There are so many easy indoor plants to have inside the home or office. However, did you know trees grow well indoors too? Depending on your light availability, size of pots and space available, you can create an indoor forest.   Best Indoor Trees   Parlor Palm Tree   Otherwise known as a Bamboo palm, the Parlor palm tree is a popular indoor plant. Easy to maintain and grow, you don’t have to have a green thumb to keep this tree around. These trees do not get overly big and are great to use on a table, or on the floor for some greenery. Needing no direct sunlight, this tree will ..read more
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Which Bulbs Bloom in Summer?
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by Admin
3y ago
Most bulbs are known for growing into breathtaking and beautiful flowers. In South Africa, we have some extraordinary plant species that can’t wait to show off their attractive array of colours. Which bulbs bloom in summer is a big question that is often asked by many. We provide some tips and info in our article below.   Where do bulbs come from?   Bulbs are created when certain plant species disperse their nutrients and energy into the ground at the end of their growing seasons.  Most bulbs lie dormant during the winter months, storing their energy, waiting quietly for the war ..read more
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