Hi again @SarahO The yellowing leaves will drop off of their own accord - no need to cut them off. I wouldn't recommend pruning them coming into sum ...

Hi @patlee Lovely trees so it's sad to see them declining like this. The spider-webbing you've seen, where the needles are held together in clumps, a ...

Hi @SarahO My guess would be too much water. While gardenias prefer a friable loamy soil that retains moisture after watering or rainfall, they do no ...

Hi @nghiemhung The internal damage looks very similar to the larvae and eggs of a wasp of some sort, which has penetrated the skin of the guavas and ...

Hi @JesseS6 The advice given by Jacob is on the money with regard to the widths, the need for the sleepers and plant choices. The strip is very narro ...

Hi @ArashM It would be most unwise to plant privacy trees above or close to a storm water drain as it is almost inevitable that the roots will, at so ...

Hi @Nabila The markings on your leaves look remarkably like sun burn - where intense rays of the sun have been focused on the leaves either from a re ...

Hi again @3jidaddy Really important to make sure that the soil drains well, and quickly when you have torrential tropical storms! Gardenias enjoy a m ...