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Transplanting is a stressful time for any plant or tree. Root systems consist of branching roots covered in delicate microscopic 'hairs' through which most absorption of water and nutrients takes place. These tiny hairs are easily damaged by the physical disturbance during transplanting and desiccation if the roots are allowed to dry out.
One of the many delights of having a garden is seeing and hearing the variety of wildlife it attracts. Birds, bees, butterflies and others add to the garden’s beauty.
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Plants are susceptible to disease. Many of the plants we grow in our garden have been bred for traits that we desire, such as flowers, large fruit, good flavour and shape.
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It's always better to prevent your plants from being infected with diseases rather than trying to cure them.
Read articleThis video domonstrate the use of the NO MICE TRAP for effective catching and removal of mice.
Read articleThis video demonstrates the use of Kiwicare NO RATS TRAP for the most effective catching and removal of rats.
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