Melissa King’s Top 5 Ways to Display Bulbs By Melissa King With so many varieties of bulbs out there, it’s easy to get overwhelmed or carried away! To help get you... Read more about Melissa King’s Top 5 Ways to Display Bulbs
Melissa King’s Bulb Planting Guide Nothing says Spring quite like drifts of flowering Daffodils or big bold Tulips and what would Summer and Autumn be... Read more about Melissa King’s Bulb Planting Guide
Corporate sustainability report 2021 We have set sustainability targets across business functions and published our results. Our 2021 sustainability report... Read more about Corporate sustainability report 2021
Our Terra Carta commitment Evergreen Garden Care has officially become a supporter of the Terra Carta, a green recovery charter for businesses... Read more about Our Terra Carta commitment
Our responsible plastic management commitment Evergreen Garden Care has become the first company in the world to achieve certification against the Responsible Plastic... Read more about Our responsible plastic management commitment
Commitment to Solar Powered Manufacturing Sites The plants, we care so much for, are getting their energy from the sun. So do we! Evergreen Australia is committed to... Read more about Commitment to Solar Powered Manufacturing Sites
Using sustainable sourced materials Evergreen Garden Care has started to substitute imported Coir for EnviroFibre, reducing the high water, health and... Read more about Using sustainable sourced materials
Adopting the Australasian Recycling Label Evergreen Garden Care has adopted the UN-recognised Australasian Recycling Label (ARL) to enable consumers to make the... Read more about Adopting the Australasian Recycling Label
Supporting Giant Steps Australia We proudly support Giant Steps and their Greenhouse project - a wonderful program where their students can work, learn... Read more about Supporting Giant Steps Australia
'For The Love Of Plants' Competition T&Cs TERMS AND CONDITIONS WIN A SCOTTS OSMOCOTE ‘FOR THE LOVE OF PLANTS’ PACK 1. Information on how to enter forms part of... Read more about 'For The Love Of Plants' Competition T&Cs
The Essential Guide to Citrus (Downloadable) Growing your own juicy citrus doesn't have to be a dream! From trustworthy Eureka Lemons to Aussie Native Finger Limes... Read more about The Essential Guide to Citrus (Downloadable)
Top 10 heirloom vegetables for your Aussie garden Heirloom vegetables are veggies grown from an old variety of plant. They are unlike hybrid vegetables, which develop... Read more about Top 10 heirloom vegetables for your Aussie garden
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Rhododendron Rhododendrons are spring flowering shrubs or trees that are closely related to azaleas, so they like similar growing... Read more about Rhododendron
Snow Peas Snow peas are heavy croppers that are easy to grow in home veggie beds or potted gardens. Snow peas flat pods can be... Read more about Snow Peas
Turnip Turnip are a fast and easy to grow root crop that’s related to other broccoli, cabbage and other brassicas. Although... Read more about Turnip
Watermelon Watermelons grow on sprawling vines during the warmest months of the year in Australia. These sun-loving plants can be... Read more about Watermelon
Yam Yam (Dioscorea sp.) is an ancient food crop grown in tropical and subtropical climates as an alternative to potatoes... Read more about Yam
Everlasting Daisies Everlasting Daisies (Xerochrysum bracteatum) are a colourful Australian native daisy often called Strawflowers or Paper... Read more about Everlasting Daisies
Bottlebrush Bottlebrush gets their common name because their fluffy, blooms are shaped like old-fashioned bottle brushes... Read more about Bottlebrush
Tomatoes Nothing beats the taste of your own home-grown tomatoes, freshly picked and warm from the Summer sun. Slice them into a... Read more about Tomatoes
Basil No herb garden should be without a basil plant. Cultivated for centuries, it’s one of the easiest herbs to grow from... Read more about Basil
Runner beans Runner beans, or more correctly scarlet runner beans, (Phaseolus coccineus) are among the easiest and most rewarding... Read more about Runner beans
Sweet peas The sweet pea (Lathyrus odoratus) is an incredibly popular flowering climbing plant that produces masses of flowers from... Read more about Sweet peas
Coriander Coriander, also known in some countries as cilantro, is a very popular herb grown mainly for its green leaves and its... Read more about Coriander
Clover Weed Clover is often seen in gardens in Australia, and is commonly regarded as a weed, as it appears where it is not wanted... Read more about Clover Weed
Lawn Grubs Lawn grubs are the larvae of beetles and an unwelcome garden pest. They live underneath lawns and can quickly cause... Read more about Lawn Grubs
Onion Weed “Onion Weed”, “Onion Grass” and “Wild Onion” are often used interchangeably to describe a wide range of different plants... Read more about Onion Weed
How To Kill Broadleaf Weeds The word ‘weed’ is used to describe any plant which is growing in a place where it is not wanted. ‘Broadleaf weeds’ are... Read more about How To Kill Broadleaf Weeds
Curl Grubs A widespread pest, curl grubs can cause havoc to a beautiful lawn in a very short space of time. They can feast on the... Read more about Curl Grubs
Oxalis Weed There are over 500 species of Oxalis weed, many grown ornamentally, but a number of which can become a very difficult... Read more about Oxalis Weed
Bindweed Bindweed is a perennial weed commonly found in the Australia. There are two different types of bindweed, hedge bindweed... Read more about Bindweed
Daisy Daisies (Bellis perennis) are a very common and well-known species of wildflower, found in lawns as well as in meadows... Read more about Daisy
Dock Dock plants can be difficult to get rid of because they can re-grow from the tops of their long tap roots. Dock seeds... Read more about Dock
Clover Although Clovers are generally considered a weed in gardens, clover flowers are a very good nectar source for bees. In... Read more about Clover
Plantain Greater plantain (Plantago major) and ribwort plantain (Plantain lanceolata) are perennial weeds that appear in borders... Read more about Plantain
Dandelion Dandelions (Taraxacum officinale) are perennial weeds that often appear on road verges and waste ground. They are also... Read more about Dandelion
How to plant Tomatoes video In this video, teach you how to grow fat, juicy, bright red tomatoes in your own garden. Learn how to seed and plant... Watch now
How to grow Potatoes video Why not add some potatoes to your garden? Watch this video to learn how to seed, plant and harvest them, then just... Watch now
How To Grow Raspberries video Treat yourself to homegrown raspberries! Watch this video to learn how to plant them and care for them, and then... Watch now
How to grow Cucumbers video Freshen up your garden with homegrown cucumber! With this video, follow our step-by-step guide to grow your seeds and... Watch now