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What to plant Parsley Lilac Take advantage of the warmer weather and get your vegies in the ground in spring Spring Care and maintenance “The garden bursts into spring growth, so help plants along by feeding with a granular or liquid fertiliser,” says Sue Edwards. Refresh tired lawns by aerating, dethatching, top dressing and finishing with a good feed. Keep an eye out for insect pests like caterpillars, scale and aphids and, if necessary, control them with an organic spray. Planning This is the season of warmth and renewed hope! Longer days also mean more opportunity to spend time outside in the garden, so in many ways, spring is really the first season of the gardening year. Everywhere you look, in gardens big and small, plants are bursting into life again – spring-flowering shrubs like murraya, may bush and lilac are covered with masses of blooms. It’s a time of year when gardeners are spoilt for choice with planting options – from delicious vegies, herbs and citrus trees to fabulous flowers and lush lawns. For inspiration, take a stroll around your neighbourhood and see what plants other people are growing and make a note of any that might work well in your own garden. May bush Saxon mini greenhouse with seed tray, $11.98, I/N: 2960182 SHOP Trojan all steel spiked aerator, $30.55, I/N: 0131548 Scotts Lawn Builder ‘Tough’ custom grass seed, $17.98/1kg, I/N: 0335723 Munns Professional ‘Buffalo Booster’ lawn fertiliser, $24.39/5kg, I/N: 0049346 Yates ‘Nature’s Way’ ready to use citrus and ornamental spray, $14.53/750ml, I/N: 2962024 Seasol lawn top dress mix, $8.17/25L, I/N: 0274165. Some products are not available at all Bunnings stores, but may be ordered. bunnings.com.au | Vegetables, fruit, and herbs grow well when planted in spring, as do many flowering annuals and perennials. In cool and warm temperate zones, get a head start on summer vegies by sowing seeds in a warm spot indoors. This allows time to improve beds and, when the weather warms up, the seedlings will be ready to plant. Lay turf or sow lawn seed in spring – prepare the ground by weeding, grading, levelling and adding underlay. Keep in mind… Wear gloves, long sleeves and a mask when handling potting mix, mulch and compost, and when pruning. n Take care when selecting your plants as some can be poisonous to children and pets, and store all garden chemicals out of their reach. n After applying fertiliser around edible plants, delay harvesting for a few days and rinse well before cooking and eating. n Check with your local authority if watering restrictions apply in your area, and adjust irrigation timer settings to suit. n If using products to deal with pests, diseases or weeds, always read the label, follow the instructions carefully and wear suitable protective equipment. n bunnings | bunnings 33

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