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When it comes to keeping your grassed area's and your garden beds separate one of the quickest and easiest tools to use is a Line Trimmer or a Brushcutter. When it comes to buying a  Brushcutter in Australia I believe there is a brand that stands head and shoulders above the rest and that is Stihl.

It's difficult to find out exactly who was the first man on earth to compost. There are reports that the ancient Greeks, Romans and the tribes of Israel used to compost their organic waste mixed with animal manure street litter. Many believe that the first known use of compost was by a Roman statesman, Marcus Cato, more than 2000 years ago.

If you could only use three flowering plants in your entire garden, which ones would they be? I was thinking about this as part of my own garden design process as I get set to relaunch a brand new garden. This garden is going to be a major effort over the next [...]

Garden compost is rich in nutrients and will benefit your garden. Making your own compost is not only a cheap way of producing nutrient rich plant food but it also enable you to reduce the amount of rubbish you send to landfill each week. Doing your bit for the environment also allows you to feel good in the knowledge that you are helping our planet!

When people talk about composting they are often not aware that something's are inappropriate to put into compost bins. One would think that any table scraps, or items found in the kitchen after cooking could be put into a compost bin. This is a great idea, but not really a good one. While there are quite a few things you can use to compost, there are some things that just do not work.

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