Regular hedge shaping and trimming are necessary for maintaining the beauty of a garden, promoting plant health, improving safety, and controlling the size and shape of the hedge. Consistent maintenance not only helps to keep the garden visually appealing but also contributes to the overall well-being of the plants and the environment.
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Australia has a unique and diverse range of trees, including both deciduous and evergreen species. Some regions, especially in temperate areas like the southeastern parts of the country, have a higher prevalence of deciduous trees, while evergreen trees dominate in many other parts of the country.
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As a gardener in Western Australia, it’s crucial to understand the unique climate of the state while feeding native trees and plants. By doing so, you can help them thrive. The best time to feed native trees and plants in most parts of WA, including coastal regions and temperate climates, is during spring and autumn. That is because spring encourages new growth, while autumn provides the necessary nutrients before the plants enter winter dormancy.
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