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2013-08 August/September News

Hi There and welcome to our September 2013 e-newsletter! Don't the seasons roll around quickly? Here we are again - Spring is here! It's a fantastic time of year to be in the garden. I hope you enjoy this newsletter. As always, your feedback is welcome.

Cabbage White Butterfly & Cabbage Moth
Jobs for late winter/early spring
Chooks in the City - try before you buy!
Lawn care in Spring

2013-06 - June July News

Welcome to winter! With a good start to rainfall this May, and also some lovely sunny days it has been good weather to spend time in the garden.

Garden pests & diseases
Square Foot Gardening - What is it?
Productive Gardens in small spaces
Native fish, keeping chooks & more!

2013-05 May News

Autumn seems like it has been a long time coming and we certainly haven't had much rain yet (apart from this week) - But other tell tale signs are before us - shorter days and cooler nights.

Jobs for Autumn
What to Plant Now
Greenhouses
Silverbeet

2013-02 February News

I hope your garden has been surviving well over summer, and you are harvesting a range of yummy home grown produce from it. In this newsletter we have some tips to help you in the garden at this time of year, new stuff from us, and a freebie for YOU.

What to plant this Autumn
What to plan now
Preparing for Winter
Space invaders - they're coming to get you!

2012-11 November News

With summer fast approaching (is it just me, or does it seem to be an early one?) there is still time to make your garden productive and protected against the increasing temperature, and we hope we have some tips here to help!

Tips for Growing Tomatoes & Tomato Competition News
Summer Lawn Care
Jobs to prepare your garden for summer
Courses around town, GLSC news, special offer & more

2012-08 August News

I hope this finds you enjoying the mild weather. We have had some gorgeous days; although the lack of rain is certainly a concern. This is certainly a very productive time in the garden. There is a huge amount of vegies and herbs to go in the ground now, and much to harvest before the heat of summer really begins to arrive.

Jobs to do in the garden now
Grow winning Tomatoes!
Preparing sandy soil for growing
Meet the GLSC team & other news

2012-06 June News

Welcome to our latest newsletter! Winter is a very poductive time in the garden, especially here in Perth. We can enjoy the mild weather and we don't have to think about watering seedlings every day. Plants seem to pop out of the ground (especially the weeds!) and I feel that at home our garden goes from survival mode at the end of summer to thrive mode once the rains start!

Jobs to do in the garden this winter
Slugs, Snails & Slaters
On-Line Shop - new and improved!
Mandarin Sweet (sort of) Salad Recipe

2011-11 November News

We trust you've been enjoying some lovely Spring gardening, and that the lead up to Christmas for you is enjoyable and not too stressful. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your support over this past year, and wish you and yours a wonderful Christmas.

Jobs for the Summer
More about Wicking Beds
Fruit Fly Control & Edible Flowers
Herb and Flower Vinegar Recipe & more

2011-07 July News

Winter is an incredibly productive time in the garden here in Perth. Some much needed rainfall, punctuated by sunny days has things growing brilliantly. That vibrant green colour is everywhere at this time of year and it seems so refreshing after a long, hot summer.

Jobs for the Winter
Focus on Beetroot & Cats Claw Herb
Wicking Beds - The Basics
Caring for Citrus over winter

2011-04 April News

Hello again. I hope your gardens have all survived this summer. Isn’t it nice that the evenings and mornings are getting a little bit cooler; it shows the season is definitely changing! With everything crossed for a little bit of rain, it will soon be one of the most productive times to get out and get dirty in your garden.

Growing Kale and St Mary's Thistle
Soil Life - what makes your garden grow
Chooks in your backyard
Pumpkin and Roast Capsicum Lasagne Recipe

2010-11 November News

Spring has certainly sprung, and it is the perfect time to get busy in the garden. All around, things are bursting with life (especially the weeds!) and the warmer, longer days are making things grow vigorously.