Usually excellent results achieved with this full sized imitation Gos hawk made of durable weatherproof plastic. Unlimited uses in vegetable, fruit, broadacre crops, around homes, pools, boats. Scares most species of birds. Includes instruction leaflet for assembly and installation. Some assembly is required. The bird scarer is made from flexible UV resistant plastic.... » read more
An excellent guide to growing, harvesting and using bamboo, including building. Written by Australia’s leading experts. Lists many varieties, describes what they can do best.... » read more
For many gardeners, the term "organic" has become synonymous with "safe," which makes sense, since avoiding harmful pesticides and chemical fertilizers is a big part of organic gardening. But going organic also involves selecting the right plants and garden locations. This guide offers: Ways to develop soil naturally, use safe fertilizers, manage pests, and battle plant disease without harmful chemicals Steps to grow an organic lawn, plus hands-on advice for cultivating vegetables, herbs, fruit and nut trees, and flower gardens Resources for organic supplies and information.... » read more
Broad Spectrum Insecticidal soap in liquid form. Made from Potassium salts of fatty acids of vegetable oils. Codacide oil is combined with natra soap, for control of soft bodied insects like aphids, whitefly, mites, leafhoppers, thrips, mealy bugs, scale. Blocks insects breathing holes, disrupts the nervous system, has suffocating effect. Will not harm people, birds, fish, bees, mammals, predatory insects. For use on fruit trees, vegetables, flowers. Biodegradable. 1 litre makes 100 litres of spray.... » read more
A new edition of this classic work on lavenders - accepted by lavender growers throughout Australia and overseas as the authoritative text on the subject. Few gardens are complete without lavender - one of Australia’s most popular garden plants. Beautiful, easy to grow and drought tolerant, lavender is supremely versatile. Lavender has also been one of the most popular medicinal plants for thousands of years and continues to have many aromatic and decorative uses in the home. • The authoritative guide to using lavender: • The world’s most popular garden herb; • Over 40 species and varieties described in color; • Cultivation and propagation • Companion planting and design; • Recipes for oils, soaps and pot-pourris; • Lavender wreaths and tussie mussies. Virginia McNaughton is widely regarded as a leading authority on the species lavendula. She is a regular visitor to Australia and resides in Christchurch where she is trustee of the National Collection of Lavender for the Herb Federation of New Zealand.... » read more
A well written reference that gathers information on the characteristics and uses of plants that promote the growth of other varieties, offering descriptions of helpful weeds and insect-repellent plants. Illustrated.... » read more