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South Australia - June 1999

Select the date from the list shown below for this months tip

June 7th
We’re now in onion time. Yes time to plant onions, chives, garlic-chives and you guessed it… good old rot-your-socks-off garlic.

 

 

June 14th

 

Now that the grapevines have dropped all their leaves, it’s time to start pruning and you have about seven weeks in which to do it, so you can plan you weekends. Any later than that and the sap of some early varieties will start moving and the pruning cuts will weep.



June 21st

Do you realise that indoor plants remove hazardous substances from the air in your house or office? Well the NASA Space Research program has been testing a wide range of indoor plants for over 25 years and the results are quite compelling.

June 28th


On composting myths exploded, yes you can compost gum leaves. Nature’s been doing it for millennia, it just takes a bit longer than lawn clippings and Plane Tree leaves. Composting large quantities of gum leaves can be sped up by running them through a shredder or lining them up on your lawn and running the mower over them.