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Hi @jen5 It is possibly a rye grass but don't hold me to that! You may be able to get a better ID by contacting Lawn Solutions Australia - https:// ...

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Hi @amundra There's a great article on companion planting here: www.sgaonline.org.au/companion-planting/ It will also give you some ideas of other ...

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Hi @ChrisMavis No, not fly spray! An insecticide is a chemical or natural remedy that kills insects. In this instance, I'm referring to a garden i ...

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Hi @perth9223 While it may be pest attack, in my humble opinion it looks more like neglect - lack of water and/or too much competition by surroundi ...

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Hi @Samara1 Have to agree with Jacob here - this definitely looks like the turf has not been watered sufficiently. It's not so much yellow as dead-lo ...

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No, I wouldn't remove the branches - the 'bleeding' is not severe enough to warrant that. Check for pests and take appropriate action if you find any.

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Hi @liuliu Sometimes sap or gum weeping from a stem is the result of an injury to the stem, either by a bug or insect or even 'mechanical' damage - a ...

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Hi @Fred181 Looks like brown rot to me, a fungal disease that infects the blossom and then develops within the fruit. By autumn, any fruits remaining ...

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It doesn't sound like @Noelle is of the opinion that you should remove any of those branches and instead has suggested you check to see if there are b ...

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It's quite possibly over or under-watered @Rosana1. You mentioned that the plant had a shower a few days ago and that you plan on watering it again ...

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Hi @aaina1, For Christchurch's climate, consider lavender, hebe, or roses for a colourful flower garden. Native options like cabbage tree, pittospor ...

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Hi @John57 It could be just the blasts of heat we have being getting. As you lemom looks ok other wise in the pictictures shown, As you said ne ...

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Good Afternoon @sherelle Welcome to the community! Ther are so many projects in here that will help you map out ways for you to handle the water issu ...

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Hello @Wy, I trust you found Eric's suggestions helpful. The guide How to choose ground cover for your garden by one of our most experienced memb ...

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Hi @jen5 It is possibly a rye grass but don't hold me to that! You may be able to get a better ID by contacting Lawn Solutions Australia - https:// ...

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Hi @amundra There's a great article on companion planting here: www.sgaonline.org.au/companion-planting/ It will also give you some ideas of other ...

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Hi @perth9223 While it may be pest attack, in my humble opinion it looks more like neglect - lack of water and/or too much competition by surroundi ...

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No, I wouldn't remove the branches - the 'bleeding' is not severe enough to warrant that. Check for pests and take appropriate action if you find any.

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Hi @liuliu Sometimes sap or gum weeping from a stem is the result of an injury to the stem, either by a bug or insect or even 'mechanical' damage - a ...

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Hi @Fred181 Looks like brown rot to me, a fungal disease that infects the blossom and then develops within the fruit. By autumn, any fruits remaining ...

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Hi @Mboy75 I'm not familiar with the passionfruit variety you mention - 'Sunshine Special' - which appears to be local to Perth and environs. Usually ...

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Hi @John57 If a heap of leaves dropped suddenly and in a short space of time, then lack of water is probably the cause. Over summer make sure the pot ...

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