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What to Plant for Poorly Drained Soils

Wet Weather Gardening After yet more rain on the east coast many plants in many gardens are suffering water-logging. Even in reasonably well drained soils the inundation has been too much for some plants. Physically, the force of rain, streams… Read more ›

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Kath Gadd
Coastal, Feature shrub, Hedge, Screening plants, Small tree, Tropical garden
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Portfolio: Garden Design Hunters Hill Update

This garden in Hunters Hill was built in 2013, I went back for a visit largely because I have been asked for images of native gardens that sit well in bushland areas of Sydney and this is one of the… Read more ›

Kath Gadd
Bird attracting, Naturalistic garden, Portfolio, Shade tolerant
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Shady Lilly Pilly: Syzygium wilsonii

There are so many Lilly Pillys around, different cultivars, that apparently grow faster, thicker, thinner, redder and so on, they are used for hedging everywhere (which is great, far better than Murraya) and can be a little over done. This… Read more ›

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Kath Gadd
Feature shrub, Hedge, Screening plants, Shade tolerant, Small garden, Small tree, Tropical garden
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