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Thank you for that, I will simply remove grapes as that seems to be the safest option. Such a shame as the vine is full this year

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Recently had a pest control company come in to spray for spiders as we have a tonne of redbacks and white tips. I have a grapevine growing on the fenc ...

Growing in Experience

Thanks so much for your help. My house is almost 3yrs old so no terracotta. I'll give the dwarf citrus a shot. Thanks again

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Thanks alot for your quick response. One side I've got the house with our ensuite and the other is on the boundary fence where we have the retic elect ...

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Hi all, I'm wanting to plant some dwarf trees but they must not have invasive roots due to where they will be going. I was considering a dwarf lemon a ...

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I had a feeling it could be fungal. The weather we've been having here at the moment has been humid. Heat waves then rain  thanks for your help

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This seasons leaves have this weird white crusty like stuff attached to my frangipani leaves. This is the worst leaf. It's like a white powder i ...

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this was the product I was referring too as my local bunnings never has pure linseed oil in stock... But yes I am using the bitumen sealer on the in ...

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Hello @emmz Yes, you can use Linseed Timber Oil on the exterior of the wood. However, I still recommend using the bitumen sealer for the inside of ...

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Hi @emmz, I'm fairly confident that a one-litre pot will do the job. This product is a bit different to old-style bitumen paints and others on the m ...

Growing in Experience

Thank you for that, I will simply remove grapes as that seems to be the safest option. Such a shame as the vine is full this year

Growing in Experience

Thanks so much for your help. My house is almost 3yrs old so no terracotta. I'll give the dwarf citrus a shot. Thanks again

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I had a feeling it could be fungal. The weather we've been having here at the moment has been humid. Heat waves then rain  thanks for your help

Growing in Experience

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This seasons leaves have this weird white crusty like stuff attached to my frangipani leaves. This is the worst leaf. It's like a white powder i ...

Growing in Experience

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Thank you for your help. With the bitumen paint, would that 1lt tub go far. Thanks

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Thanks for your advice. I definitely like the idea of the bitumen paint. I've never heard of it and it would look so much neater than plastic. Thank ...

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Re: Pest man sprayed my grapevine are the baby grapes now ruined?

Pest man sprayed my grapevine: are the grapes now ruined?

Re: Invasive roots?

Re: Invasive roots?

What dwarf trees to plant without invasive roots?

Re: What is this white crusty stuff on frangipani leaves?

What is this white crusty stuff on frangipani leaves?

Re: what product should I used to treat a pine pot made from old pallets

Re: what product should I used to treat a pine pot made from old pallets

Re: what product should I used to treat a pine pot made from old pallets

Re: Pest man sprayed my grapevine are the baby grapes now ruined?

Re: Invasive roots?

Re: What is this white crusty stuff on frangipani leaves?

What is this white crusty stuff on frangipani leaves?

Re: what product should I used to treat a pine pot made from old pallets

Re: what product should I used to treat a pine pot made from old pallets

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